Dean, Your sense of whimsy is perfect as always

This is beautiful. Incredible rock work. Thanks for sharing. Dr Tom

It took me several seconds to find the deer. Your scenery is very well done! -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge

Dean, Amazing rock work! Mark Lewis Narrow gauge modeling in N.C.

I added a fun little detail while I was working on the river at Hampton this morning. I came across a rock that I really liked but couldn't find a way to make it work in the river. So I added it and a

https://www.mohawk-design.com/collections/apparel/products/east-tennessee-western-north-carolina-railroad-logo-embroidered-cadet-collar-sweatshirt Just got mine in the mail yesterday. Keep in mind,

Gang, Hope your Thanksgiving was good, and I'm wishing all a safe and merry Christmas Season. I got this following email, and while it is technically not an ET&WNC question, it is related to Johnson

30% off the last remaining ET&WNC signs through Monday. https://cbsafari.com/search?q=et%26wnc Use coupon code MAKEYOURMOVE Chris Jessee

Now through Sunday December 6th at midnight receive an additional 5% discount on all orders when you email your orders to info@... as the promotional code feature in our online store is not currently

Exactly Lee!! =) -- Brian Kopp Jacksonville, Florida

Far right, third row from the top. It stuck out to me as it would if it were painted pink.... -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge

Yes it had air brakes. I would assume they had the same as the rest of the cars. Johnny

I have the T and T ET&WNC #12 with the mid-era paint scheme (thanks again Johnny G). It is in my display case since I currently model a short-lived 1880s southwest NG line. If I ever get the time I

I have heard the same thing from the two other owners of these engines. Classic limited brass run; they look great, don't run for beans, and have to be totally rebuilt to run well. So sad for what

Brian, The George L Carter railroad museum bought a few of them for our ET&WNC layout a few years ago. In my humble opinion I would steer clear of it. To install DCC cost us a

I noted a Train and Trooper HOn3 #14 came up on ebay today. Starting at $700, buy it now for $950. Just an FYI. I don't know the seller. -- Brian Kopp Jacksonville, Florida

I built 209 out of an Atlas HO scale undecorated locomotive many years ago, using an article I found in a magazine about proper detailing of a central of Georgia RS3. I'd love to build one in O scale,

Just trying to be helpful! Bill Uffelman

Thanks John. They hold there own at the club and stand out alone with all the 6 axle modern diesels. Dr Tom

Thanks Bill. I do love Proto 48 and all the details. I will have an interchange on my On30 1920 layout but these beautiful “dismals” were just a future dream. Doc Tom