Don’t know if anyone has posted this before? Some nice photos of Ron Foreman’s John Allen tribute; https://groups.io/g/ModelRailroadsofSoCalif/topic/layout_visit_ron_foreman_s/8146501?p=,,,20,0,0,0::r

WARNING: THESE PHOTOS MAY CAUSE “DISEASEL DERANGEMENT SYNDROME.” These photos simulate what diseasels might have looked on liked on the Gorre & Daphetid RR. They might also be hard to “un-see,” partic

I posted photos of my PR #15 USRA 0-8-0 switcher. My version of the GD #15 USRA 0-8-0 switcher is a Life Like (now Walthers) circa 2000 loco. This version has electrical pick up from the drivers, not

Anders, I posted some photos for you of the DG&H car and shipping facility. The decal outline pretty much disappeared after a good flat coat. (Note the “Wall of Fame” on the side of the Tioga Pass Fre

And by the way, per the notes, that aerotrain didn’t hit it, it was an imported kit that just collapsed! Bob Friddle,

Always something new with these pictures, a subtle product placement! Until my layout is fully scenicked and track tested, I use cheap diesels so none of my precious steam collection falls to the cany

An older photo on GandD@groups.io and a recent posting on Gorre & Daphetid Facebook group has had me thinking about diesels on the G&D (yes I know it’s blasphemy). The old photo shows a G&D engine in

You can read all about it HERE: http://gdlines.org/GDLines/index.html A big thank you to Ken for providing the photos, and Randy Decker for all his help and detective work!!! Make sure you refresh you

Randy, Ok, Found the pop up photo on Page 93 but didn’t realize that was Bulline Packers on the pop up. Looking for a little better view. Warner

Just listed, I have never seen one for sale before! https://www.facebook.com/groups/modelrailroadhobbiestbuyselltrade/permalink/4609614819111978/?sale_post_id=4609614819111978 Russell Courtenay Solemn

http://www.gdlines.org/GDLines/GD_Galleries/The_Slides/Set_02/slides/s2_032_port_aug68-orig.html For anyone interested in this topic I thought it best to get this conversation out of Toms Tioga Pass t

And make sure your straight edge doesn’t actually touch the acetate or the ink will bleed under it. Get a straight edge or triangle that is designed for this purpose, or just add some tape on the unde

I built a Roundhouse outside-braced 40’ boxcar based on Jim Findley’s Tioga Pass Railroad. A photo of this car is in Jim’s Model Railroad Craftsman Arched Stone Bridges article, December 1982. See the

Remember, most of these windows had fluorescent paper that responded to black lights in his night scenes, so either he drew on that paper or he drew on acetate and put the paper behind it. I’m sure he

I don’t know about Europe but those toy stegosaurus (stegosauruii?) have been pretty regularly available around here since the 50’s I’ve heard. I have an O Scale one I found in the bargain bin at our

I’ve got a young but strong N scale brontosaurus named Irma (my dog is Emma), she is very gentle so far and, and as a plant eater, helps out with yard weed control as well. Bob Friddle, Minneapolis

GandD@groups.io Digest #393 Thank Anders, and apologies guys. Over enthusiasm on my part. Great fan of Keith’s work on the figures…… ….. now where did I put that catalogue? Woody Owner, Director and G

A while back Keith sent me a bunch of JA's magazines, as there were a couple old one I didn't have. The March 1957 Model Railroader has a removable cardstock page that was for recording you equipment.

Guys, Thanks very much for all the responses. I had Keith’s old email address from many years ago when I bought some of the first figures he made. Unfortunately I had to take a break from Model Railro

I’ve got my n scale Emma but need the sore feets gang and mr vanderlip in n scale. Thank you, Bob Friddle, Minneapolis Bob.friddle@... Pronouns: he, him, his