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Finally, a minute to drag this together.
Below is a list of submissions extracted from the previous thread in this series (nScale.net Car - The Artwork).
[This thread is a continuation of the original (638 post) Welcome thread]
Now that we've started to settle into the new site, it is high time we continued with the nScale.net car project...
This thread is a continuation from "nScale.net car - Refining the selection".
Just squeaking in with 54% of the vote, the 40' Boxcar is now our canvas...
I am still working on the gallery. It will probably be a day or two before it is done. Go ahead and use it now. The pictures you will find in the nscale.net archive gallery are only for testing purposes. They will all be replaced after I am done.
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I am new at using this site.... If some one could expalin something I would appricate it.
I posted a comment to a post earlier this evening.... I came bace later to correct a misspelled word and I lost 3 points?
Not that how many points I have means much but did I do something wrong?
I just posted pictures of my last layout in my Gallery.
Question: Did I do it correctly? Is is going to show up as a post on the list of recent forum activity?
....something wrong with the home page.
Tonight the right hand column is located at the bottom of the page. I had to scroll all the way down to find it.
The left hand column is completely missing.
At first I thought that my window was too narrow. (That happened on my old computer.)
But, I opened the window to full screen and the problem remained. (I now have a 24 inch flat panel wide screen monitor.)
If its just me, let me know and I will go away and eat worms.
Have fun.
Moose
Here are a few questions I have about flywheels in locomotives, N scale of course.
I do not have any specific locomotives in mind, therefore I do not need specific information.
I am looking for a general knowledge of the subject.
I understand the physics of the flywheels and how/why they add momentum and inertia to the operation of the locomotives.
Can flywheels be installed in locomotives that were built without them?
Can additional flywheels be added to locomotives that do have them?
On other forums I participate in you can select a setting which allows you to get email alerts when someone responds to a post, I cannot for the life of me find that on this site, I have to bookmark it and manually check up on it.
Please advise.
I am in the process of finishing my layout, not news, I know, but question, is there any concern if I keep them out of dust and dirt, is there any other precaution I should give the locomotives if I say, store them for an extended period of time? My home is heated and air-conditioned, so climate is not a problem.
Please advise.
What became of the old United Models model rr manufacturer are they still in business or have they been purchased ?
Tom
Having a small layout consisting of two 30" x 60' modules butted to each other, I find that powered A&B units run best with long trains on the layout. I have 2-8-0 steam, 0-6-0 steam, and some GE Dash Units. If I were to leave the train running, walk away and come back 30 minutes later, the A&B units would still be running flawlessly navigating the tight turns and hills with no problems. But the others will occassionaly get hung up perhaps on a switch located on a tight turn. Therefore, I like to have a reservoir of the A&B units to run 2-3 long trains at one t
After the House of Representatives rejected the Bail Out Plan earlier in the week I was shopping on Ebay. This new Bachmann Spectrum GE Dash unit as posted on Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/BACHMANN-SPECTRUM-N-GE-DASH-8-40CW-TRAIN-CSX-86054_W0QQitemZ370085883973QQihZ024QQcategoryZ19122QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262 for a Buy Now price of $38.00 (which is not all that unreasonable at that price) was up for
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