We purchased the Maiden Rescue on Ebay but thought the Canadian dude was kind of boring. My boys made a few minor modifications with their Legos.
I also picked up my MTH Pre-Order....but as you can see below it has been stolen!
The Riddler has tied the maiden to the railroad tracks!
(When is the time of a clock like the whistle of a train?)
The Joker has hijacked my SD70ACe. Why so serious?
The Batman!
Panther97 posted:We purchased the Maiden Rescue on Ebay but thought the Canadian dude was kind of boring. My boys made a few minor modifications with their Legos.
I also picked up my MTH Pre-Order....but as you can see below it has been stolen!
The Riddler has tied the maiden to the railroad tracks!
(When is the time of a clock like the whistle of a train?)
The Joker has hijacked my SD70ACe. Why so serious?
The Batman!
NO Pictures!
mike g. posted:NO Pictures!
Thanks for the heads up! I refreshed and they went away for me as while. I updated the post.
jim pastorius posted:TRRR- the Diner Guru ! I just read that an empty diner in Pgh's Station Square is moving to a theater in Irwin, Pa. to be put in use"
Hi Jim, Thanks for the heads up. It looks like the diner at Station Square was the former Ritter's Diner, Baum Blvd., Shadyside, Pgh. Whoever bought it is hopefully feelng like they "bought something cool" -- in 1:1, that is. The 1976 Fodero might even be simple to model:
I hope I can get to see the old P&LE Station complex someday. I don't think I was ever taken there as a kid but we probably drove near it.
Tomlinson Run Railroad
UPDATE: Looks like the station building is maybe a 1951 DeRaffele, while the 1976 Federo may refer to the newer diner bldg. that took its place. Regardless, it's still a "cool buy!" TRRR
# Panther97 "Yea!, Thanks goodness for the BATMAN! Here he comes to save the day!!!!!"
Fun sir thanks for the smiles, <salute>
P.S. "When IS a clock like the whistle of a TRAIN?? " 
Miggy posted:P.S. "When IS a clock like the whistle of a TRAIN?? "
Thanks! Check out the answer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgktgbC1cms
"BRILLANT!!" (Gorman, the Best Riddler) ty, well played
TomlinsonRunRR posted:jim pastorius posted:TRRR- the Diner Guru ! I just read that an empty diner in Pgh's Station Square is moving to a theater in Irwin, Pa. to be put in use"
Hi Jim, Thanks for the heads up. It looks like the diner at Station Square was the former Ritter's Diner, Baum Blvd., Shadyside, Pgh. Whoever bought it is hopefully feelng like they "bought something cool" -- in 1:1, that is. The 1976 Fodero might even be simple to model:
I hope I can get to see the old P&LE Station complex someday. I don't think I was ever taken there as a kid but we probably drove near it.
Tomlinson Run Railroad
UPDATE: Looks like the station building is maybe a 1951 DeRaffele, while the 1976 Federo may refer to the newer diner bldg. that took its place. Regardless, it's still a "cool buy!" TRRR
interesting info regarding the diner. I grew up in East Liberty and therefore very familiar with Baum Blvd and Ritters Diner. Actually I had breakfast there yesterday (best home fries in the city). At one time they were on the opposite side of the street but I don't remember that.
As it happens a fellow Paneran (Paneras Bread) just walked in and I will see if he can identify that diner and yes, he thinks that it WAS the old Ritters Dinner.
I bought this paint-by-numbers kit for my uncle while he was going through some health issues. Painting helped keep his mind in a happier place. He is in Stage IV now, so not much time left and he does not have the functionality to paint. This will always be a treasured item
Dan Padova posted:I purchased a 350 Transfer Table for $99.00 incl. shipping, that needed some help. It didn't take much to get it working. Just waiting on some small parts from The Train Tender to complete the task.
Looks like a great addition, are the parts readily available? I've seen a few for refurbishment around the Bay; but as my time is limited I've not got up the nerve- fully functional ones are too dear.
so um, this just arrived...never owned anything this nice. I am speechless. Atlas O is amazing. I am anxiously awaiting my 3-Rail trucks...
#Trainplace. Very Nice. Catwalk detail.... very nice.
I had trouble with mytrack laying flat. So took out elevation and ran my NEW 675. it dont run.
I think I will go to bed now, and dream about my next purchase.... 
Thanks for offer , g-nite
I picked up these 16 x 20 prints at Sams Club today. Pops took some pretty solid pics
This appeared today...
its 3D sound! it must be better than 2D sound 
Trainplace posted:its 3D sound! it must be better than 2D sound
I found that amusing too. This one is coming up next...
I am not going to purchase any mo-----wait, a GI-raffe car... And Hey, JON, Luving that BUS... Ok and after the bus.... I'll taper
Nice piece JON. (I want one too) I'll put it next to Elephant and GI-raffe pens, near safari heli,, see it fits!
Thanks, Frank. I'm down for the next one too. However, at a buck-fifty a pop, I hope I don't develop a need for owning the entire fleet of twelve...I'm screwed.
A complete impulsive buy. But I figured if I'm going to try and run some G trains in the yard this spring I might as well have a East Tennessee & Western North Carolina sitting around somewhere.lol
Since I live here it would probably end up being down right embarrassing if I didn't 
Larry
Im not into Steam but nice engine and great idea! Might keep you going on track for outside!
Larry,
That engine is awesome! Enjoy it! Too bad you have to wait 'till spring.
Tomlinson Run Railroad
Larry Sr. posted:A complete impulsive buy. But I figured if I'm going to try and run some G trains in the yard this spring I might as well have a East Tennessee & Western North Carolina sitting around somewhere.lol
Needless to say, I love that idea! I had one of these (the green-gold ‘anniversary’ paintjob one of #12) for quite some time until I got rid of all my G scale stuff (right before Bachmann made this in On30). That Baldwin design is a beauty in any scale, especially in ET&WNC markings as intended!
David 66 posted:Dan Padova posted:I purchased a 350 Transfer Table for $99.00 incl. shipping, that needed some help. It didn't take much to get it working. Just waiting on some small parts from The Train Tender to complete the task.
Looks like a great addition, are the parts readily available? I've seen a few for refurbishment around the Bay; but as my time is limited I've not got up the nerve- fully functional ones are too dear.
I found some parts on the Train Tender's site and he sent them to me in a flash. The red lamp cover I found on Ebay for a reasonable price. The only parts I am having trouble finding are the "Track adapters". Part number 350-62, for O and O27 track. They are nothing more than bent wire that slips into the rails of tubular track. They are held to the transfer table by the Adapter brackets.
A Vision Line Big Boy #4014.
Wow, what a fantastic model.
Got a Engine Wire harness for my MTH PS2 Big Boy.
I picked up a box of old tinplate. The 385E needs lots of tender care.
Jim McGehee posted:I picked up a box of old tinplate. The 385E needs lots of tender care.
Looks like a fun project so let the hunting for parts begin
Nothing like a box of old tinplate to brighten your day.
Jim McGehee posted:I picked up a box of old tinplate. The 385E needs lots of tender care.
The 'Handle with care' on the top of that caboose - Is that a sticker or is it painted on? I've never seen anything like it. I would assume it was some sort of a dealer display example. Nice finds, btw.
TO Keith 14
That looks like an old decal on the top of that caboose. Not an original but something added at a later date.
Great Henry J!! I love K-Line too!
I was at the annual Winterail event in Corvallis, Oregon today. The event went okay, but it was a very long drive to get there.
Didn't buy much, got these books very cheap, the number board is off a UP SD60M, and the scenery stuff was acquired at a Portland hobby shop on my way home.
Basset Lowke O gauge live steam LMS 2-6-0 that was made in 1999. Pulls 8 passenger cars that weigh over a pound and a half each at a good clip for 20 minutes.
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