Found an interesting photo today in the Virginia Tech image base that I don't recall having seen before, so I thought I would share it with the group. It is notated as "Group of the East Tenn. delegat

I happened upon a photo of ET&WNC first #8 after her sale to Gray Lumber Co. It may not be a rare pic, but I did not see it in Johnny's 10-wheeler book, so I thought I would share it with the group. H

Johnny is right as well as others, this is a hobby for David as it is for us all, and interests have to pay for themselves if they are to be made available for others. David is 77 years old and multip

Our friend and fellow Tweetsie fan Dave Hoffman has committed to producing a brass ready-to-run HOn3 model of Tweetsie motor car #1 as one of his next releases. Unfortunately, he is having trouble loc

I would definitely like to have/buy a copy of the DVD of this little film as well. Dr. J. Brent Greer

Thanks Nathan! Can you please send me the link to the survey again? I will say this, I will commit to buying one for each of the corresponding ET prototypes plus one extra. I'll even pay in advance if

I would much prefer that it be made with the correct dipped truck. I would bet that the non-ET crowd would not even notice the difference and would buy the cars anyway. Make them with the correct ET&W

I am looking to purchase some decals for my growing fleet of HOn3 ET&WNC/LR freight cars. Can anyone point me to some, or does anyone have any that they are willing to sell to me? Thanks, Brent Dr. J.

To all; I believe that this is one of the most worthwhile causes that this society can be involved in. Along with the preservation of combine 15, there are only a few opportunities for us to preserve

I found some interesting photos of #12 and the excursion car that I don't recall having ever seen before. The equipment is loaded and being shipped to Tweetsie. I placed them in a new album in the pho

In the Misc. section of photo postings there is one titled "#207 at NARC" In that photo there is a tank car behind the locomotive with a name on it that I can't quite read. Can anyone with better eyes

I Am Loving reading all of this !! This has to be about the coolest thing I have heard about. I don't have any of the ability needed to recreate what you are doing, but I would love to have something

In the immortal words of Neil Young, "rust never sleeps" JBG _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.as

I don't know if ET&WNC lined their hopper slope sheets with metal or not, but this would not have been the standard of practice for the industry of that era. N&W (and Southern) had several classes of

That works for me!! But I insist on getting to make a donation as well. Brent _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explore

Ya know, when you see the word "green" so many times, it starts to look wrong somehow. Definitely been awake too long. BTW: Who will be our official judges? ___________________________________________

We need a deadline for our submissions. And a prize.... yeah, definitely a prize.... yeah... Brent _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explo

How about Raymond Loewy? Perhaps we should hold a design competition ... Brent _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explor