Looking good! Bill Uffelman

Tim and Tom, Excellent work, the two of you! I'm pondering an article for the ET&WNC magazine about updating the Bachmann ten-wheelers, to include tender headlight covers, better number and builder

Thank's Tim. Mark Lewis

I used thin styrene painted with aluminum and wood trim for the body and detail parts from various suppliers. Tim -- Tim Smith Train Shop Lead The Dollywood Company Pigeon Forge,

It gets better all the time. Bill Uffelman

The good old boys in the Blue Ridge have been working hard to get the first structure built on the Linville LDE. I am trying to re-create this scene from Linville in 1920 on the ET &WNC RR. I

Nicely done. Like the metal sides. Doc Tom

Tim: That is a really interesting kit bash! What are you using for the metal siding? Mark Lewis

Here is something I’ve been working on. It’s a model of box car 430 one of the metal sided box cars. All that remains is the underneath and a little bit on the roof. Attached is a before and after

Thank you Tim for all the information. I see some Wiseman gondola kits in my future. Thank you for the leads on the static grass and the Olive drab paint color. Good information. Keep up the good work

(snip) Nice work!! Keep the photos of your progress coming. Take care Bill -- == Scale Model Railroad Products == == Manufacturer - Retailer - Importer == Bill & Diane Wade B.T.S. 1782

Thanks for the compliments. The gondola cars are wiseman kits. As for the lettering it’s a late period lettering used from WWII to the end. The static grass applicator I got off eBay from someone

Tim, Your layout is looking very nice. Nicely shot photos too. Would love to compare notes. I like the gondola cars with the early style of lettering. Where did you find these? Also it appears you are

Tim: Your work looks great! Mark Lewis Narrow gauge modeling in N.C.

I’ve been making progress on my ET layout as well. My layout is set in the 1940’s. Sent from Tim Smith's iPhone SE

Trails to rails—now there’s a concept!

Looking mighty good Dr Tom. Bill Uffelman

My recent work on the ET&WNC On30 layout reminded me of modern day“ rails to trails" programs. As I placed the roadbed and the first layers of scenery………. ….. the result reminded me

CSX is continuing the Clinchfield Santa Train this year. https://www.timesnews.net/Community/2019/10/28/Marty-Stuart-to-be-special-guest-on-77th-Santa-Train Does anyone known if the ET&WNC

New layout is coming along nicely and looks great! Bill Uffelman