Steamer posted:yeah when I first started going in the early '90s, it was at the PNA Hall, then they moved to Center Stage near the Beaver Valley Mall. They moved a mile or so down the road when the new owners jacked up the hall rental fees.
Center Stage! That was the place I went to. I couldn't quite remember. Thank you!!
milk and cookies
My dad's present for Christmas! MTH Premier Long island 2-8-0
Well...maybe not all that cool but...
John it's in the top 5 coolest things you've ever bought. It will genuinely change your life as douchey as that might sound
I was on the phone with a forum member earlier to day and was talking about the possibilities of swapping the shells from my Weaver NP RS 11 to Lionel SP RS 11 Chassis. Must of been a sign. While at the park with my kids I discovered a Lionel NP RS 11 had just been posted on the bay. Pulled the trigger and bought it. Been looking for this for a while now. Ok cool for me.
Matt Makens posted:John it's in the top 5 coolest things you've ever bought. It will genuinely change your life as douchey as that might sound
Thanks, Matt. It's certainly on top of the cool things I've bought.
suzukovich posted:Ok cool for me.
Nope, cool for me, too. I always thought the RS-11 were a neat looking unit.
And I live within sight of an old NP branch, so I bet in the past, you could have seen them going past what at the time was a prairie and is now my back yard...
OH MY GOD JON THAT WAS SO PUNNY!!!
Matt, you set 'em up, I'll knock 'em down...
I've been contemplating buy this WbB GN SD-45 since it was made by Williams Reproductions and finally pulled the trigger. I had more than enough GN engines especially once I bought the WbB GP-30. And I was holding out hope someone would finally put out a GN engine in the BSB paint scheme.
I apologize for the lighting of the photos.
Yes Matt, I did, a TMCC 4-12-2 found by Friends in the Hobby at a Local Train Meet in Indiana.....Wow, like New...
P51, thank you for showing the front of your new book, The Franklin and South Manchester Railroad, as its one of the best HO model railroads ever built. I have the videos of this layout and George Sellios is truly a 3D Artist. I would love to see this layout in person. Although I am not into HO, I admire this mans attention to fine detail, a very Realistic mind for a builder of a truly scenic detailed model railroad. I think his work is better than the Late John Allen's "Gorre & Daphatid" model railroad of the 1950's....Happy Railroading...
Oh yes, I just traded for this Southern Cresent Legacy Steamer, New...
Larry,
That looks great!!!
Just got my brass through plate deck for my bridge project.
Eric, Fantastic Bridge and crisp pictures....Beautiful. Job well Done.
Because I live 3 miles from Ft. Campbell, Ky., I had to get this Diesel...I think Lionel did a Super Job on this diesel as it performs Flawlessly. See what you think.
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