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42 years and I have everything that is important to me in my family, our kids and grandkids,,, and my college sweetheart, we don't ride motorcycle anymore, her back can't take it like when we were young... now we ride trains because doing "With" is the Key! <salute> Riding a bike alone is, well, not "it" lol

Last cool thing I bought was a ZW-L last week!! Got a really good deal from a forum member who is switching to HO.... and my wife of 40 or so years couldn't care less...when it comes to trains or guns she knows if I want it I'm going to get it... it doesn't hurt that I NEVER say anything when she wants to spend on something.

 

RD posted:

Last cool thing I bought was a ZW-L last week!! Got a really good deal from a forum member who is switching to HO.... and my wife of 40 or so years couldn't care less...when it comes to trains or guns she knows if I want it I'm going to get it... it doesn't hurt that I NEVER say anything when she wants to spend on something.

 

I agree!  I never complain about anything my wife buys.  She has good judgement and evidently thinks I do too.

In the morning I will be placing my pre order for only my 2nd premier engine MTH's VO-1000 from Mario's Trains. I like the switcher engines and want to do a  bunch of switching instead of just round and round a loop this was a good choice for me not having tons of real estate. Recently I just recieved the B unit for my MTH Railking PA AA set purchased at York from Trainworld.

I bought a Lionel Post War Celebration Series Central New Jersey FM Train master. It runs and looks good but I need to take care of a few issues. The axles feel a little dry, what is recommended to lube them? The railsonds sound good for a loco of this vintage but I think there is a battery in there somewhere to replace. I'll work on that one. The last mystery is the switches. Under the loco I found the volume pot with a switch on either side. One of them is for the sound and I don't know what the other is. Is it the program switch?

Overal should be a fun loco and I like diesels.

 

Frank

Big Jim posted:
Matt Makens posted:

The last cool thing I bought, if I had a wife, and she found out I bought it and how much it was, she'd have killed me. Heres to not having a wife and kids

Matt,
Here's hoping that one day you will be able to pull your head out of your butt!

Big Jim, I'm workin on it, pretty hard too

markkl25 posted:

In the morning I will be placing my pre order for only my 2nd premier engine MTH's VO-1000 from Mario's Trains. I like the switcher engines and want to do a  bunch of switching instead of just round and round a loop this was a good choice for me not having tons of real estate. Recently I just recieved the B unit for my MTH Railking PA AA set purchased at York from Trainworld.

Mark, you will like them.

Mine, albeit Rail King Scale (100 and some less) are in center of picture.

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The VO1000's had both two-stacks and four-stacks.  MTH did not only match the number of stacks to the road but also to the road-number.

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paul 2 posted:

Lee, congratulations again. Glad you were published. Many more will enjoy your layout. I have enjoyed following your construction of the layout and the pics during and after. I made one of your pics my desk top so I can enjoy it without looking for it...................Paul

WOW, I'm truly honored. Thanks!

leapinlarry posted:

Henry J, wow, beautiful Steamer...Who made this one....Very Nice...

Thanks Larry,  this is from MTH, like the Reading T-1 I posted a week or so earlier.  They are fantastic looking and operating locomotives. 

I really like the Reading T-1's and Western Maryland H-9's by MTH.  My goal is to one day have one of each of the road numbers done for both classes in PS2 and PS3. 

Larry Sr. posted:

Matt, Happy BD

A very big MTH PS-2 challenger (G). Brand new old stock. Right out of a display case.

My 1st G steamer

Larry

PS   I GOT to figure out how to make this baby a Clinchfield. lol

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Nice looking engine Larry! But be careful there might be more power there then your used too! LOL

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