Model Train Journal

Jon, Those last to sences of yours are Outstanding. I could never hope to match them.

BTW MTH also made the Big Four box car, another Cleveland RR



tom

I have to agree, that is a beauty. :) MTH has produced this in there oversized RailKing line. As I love these type engines and being a Cleveland based RR, it was a must have. http://204.156.4.220/memberpages2/images/DSCF0537s.JPG http://204.156.4.220/memberpages2/images/DSCF0683s.JPG 8)

Jon, you have to build one of these next.

Jon,

Great job on the crain car. I love it.

Jon, I should have known that you like Drag Racing. When I was very young and maybe not all that wise, I also loved Drag Racing. I used to work / drive an ‘A’ fuel dragster. Back then, 8.0 sec at 200mph was fast. Top fuel was at 7.5 sec and 250mph. I can’t believe what they are doing today. :shock: ...

Jon – last week we went from 71 deg and 6 hours later to 31 and snow . BTW its 10 deg with 20 mph winds and over 12” of snow in NE Ohio.

Well Jon, Maybe it's just an age thing, but last weekend I had problems looking at that sight and last night it happened again. They even had a thread about it being down last night. And boy is it slooooooooow runing today. I thought I was back on dial up.

highrailjon wrote:What was going on Sept.15 7:09pm that there was an all time high of 31 users online?

Jon, I belive the OGR forum went down. I have notice the weekend forum cop has a real problem when deleting threads.

Spanky is going into hiding



he says he didn’t do anything.

Hi Jon,

I know you would like it. They also have a set of full Figured people, which includes a guy in a t-shirt. The shirt is rolled up above his pot belly and he is holding a bottle of beer. That set is in next weeks budget.

tom

BTW – have you seen the new Scenic Accents New People I stopped at our local Train Store yesterday and pick up some of the new ‘O’ Scale people by Scenic Accents. :D Wow – what great detail on the painting – even the buttons on the shirts. :shock: http://204.156.4.220/memberpages2/images/IMGP1808s.J...

Hi Guys, Jon – those are great looking people. I really like the 19th century ones. I saw them advertised in one of the magazines. You have to remember in Europe, O gauge is 1/43. here is a link http://rail.felgall.com/scale.htm This also explains the diecast cars issue of 1/43 being O gauge. Diecas...