Did caboose 205 have air brakes, if so what kind KC? Larry Smith

Lost my NGDF credentials but the room sized HOn3 plan that MR published ages ago would make a great tourist RR as it had all the key scenic features. The On30 plan that Dr Tom is building from would

No hobby shops in the immedate area carry that and the local Barnes and Noble haven't since then pandemic but did before that. I've subscribed to many magazines since COVID started, maybe I should

Someone asked the question here... -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge

Every article has a drawing by Mr. Fletcher. Johnny

I hope there is a drawing of nr 7.m

The very next article. I have already turned in articles on the 4-6, the 7, and the little 8. The series will cover all the NG engines. Johnny

Johnny, you focused on #3 in this article but do you plan to discus the other consolidations in a future article?? -- Brian Kopp Jacksonville, Florida

Johnny, read your great NGSL Gazette article on the consolidations with my coffee this morning. Very informative, especially for an ET&WNC novice like me. Well done! -- Brian Kopp Jacksonville,

Mike, Please email me directly as I'm interested in a print of both photos. As for ETSU archives, I haven't tried as I suspect the negative is in private hands.. -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek

Have you tried to locate at the archives at East Tennessee State University?

I was able to snag two of Krause’s large format negatives. One was unpublished and the other was the negative of the photo below. Lee, let me know if I can help. Mike

The Krause stuff got split up piecemeal and scattered to the four winds. You’d have to see if anyone knows who got the negative(s). Not an easy task, I’m afraid. K

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THIS is the photo I'm looking for. I want a large format print off the negative if at all possible. Can anyone tell me who to ask for that? -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in

Ah. I have that book but its been ages since I read it... -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge

I revealed that the Linville River Shay still existed in Along the ET&WNC Volume 1 in January 2001. Wow, nearly 20 years ago. Johnny Graybeal

As I posted on this thread, this is the first I've heard of this: http://ngdiscussion.net/phorum/read.php?1,408255 -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge

Brian, See the black square on the pump? That was used for prices. Its totally blank as would be correct for WW2. "NO GAS" signs wouldn't be seen much at gas stations by then as rationing was well in

Looks awesome Lee. Glad to see your gas rationing rules are still in force at the pump.....=) -- Brian Kopp Jacksonville, Florida