The Kiso Forest Ry was one of the longest surviving and larger of a hundred or so Japanese railroad logging operations, mostly on the 30" (762mm) gauge. And along with the Ali Shan in Taiwan, the Kiso

Here is a picture of my latest aqusitions. Some Kiso lumber company equipment. HO scale, 9mm track And now, for something completely different! The red coach is the mobile barber car. The speeder runs

Halling is at https://halling.at Note that HOe uses 9mm N-gauge track, also used for HOn30... HOm uses 12mm TT-gauge track for either HO-meter gauge or HOn42.. -------------------- Richard Brennan - S

I think an Austrian company Halling make tram trucks that will adjust to various gauges including H0n3 .Also Bemo H0m(metre gauge) models often will convert to Hon3 in fact years ago i did some .if th

Besides Kayo, Tomix and a few others make power trucks. World Koegi in Japan makes some nice power kits too John Peckham

Australia has a lot of 3.5ft gauge railways, especially Queensland, and New Zealand is entirely 3.5ft gauge. Model railroaders in those countries do model those prototypes and undoubtedly know of sour

Ken, Please share some photos of the trucks and point out where you think the possible problems lie. Some of the bolsters on my HOn3 brass are rather simple, but they are not power trucks either. Mart

Ken 12mm TT-scale track and power trucks are a good way to go... just fractionally under 42-inches in HO. In Europe... this is used to represent meter-gauge prototypes, i.e. HOm... but 3ft-6 is actual

The European company Tillig makes flexible TT gauge track which has the spacing of 3’6” in HO. If you’re trying to get a prototype appearance this may be an option. Try Reynaulds Euro Imports if you d

off hand, i'm going to suggest you try to find an old HO scale KATO mechanism. they came in some atlas locos and i think, some atheran. anyway, these are able to be re-gauged to HOn3 with some effort.

I just subscribed to this group. I did so because I have an unusual problem in my modeling that perhaps may find some relief here. I admit to very little familiarity with HOn3 products, so please forg

According to tracking, my order will arrive today!

Hi All, Just a quick note to let everyone know that last month we started shipping our kits for the Carter Bros. 28' Combination boxcar and the D&RG 3000 boxcar as delivered. The Carter Bros. 28 boxca

I mean the actual marker light housing that I place the LED into.

Probably #402 LEDS with color added.

What marker lights do you guys use when adding LEDs?

i too use the N scale couplers on my HOn3 stuff. i have found, especially on the cars i scratch build, the microtrains N scale lends itself to easier mounting. YUKON It may not be acceptable to others

It may not be acceptable to others but I have used N Scale Couplers on some of my HOn3 cars, especially ones that I rarely uncouple like ore or passenger equipment.

You can use nylon washers to shim the car up on the trucks. The appearance may not be acceptable, Kadee has standard couplers staring with the 158 that may work. Check their website. Good luck

True, sorry, I was thinking of standard gauge. I had tried taking two couplers, and actually cutting both so they would over lap, then filed both to raise the coupler height and super gluing them toge