--- In S-Scale@yahoogroups.com, bbbogart56 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
I am thinning the herd, so to speak. I have a list in Microsoft Word,
so if you might be interested please email me and I'll forward it to
you.
Thanks!
Bruce
Hi Bruce,
Please let me know what you got to
The long-awaited S scale Southern Ry. 50' waffle boxcar will be start
shipping on Thursday, 10/30. You can look at the pilot model pix and
description, with kit ordering options and prices, at this link:
http://www.smokymountainmodelworks.com/southernWaffle.html
Pre-paid orders will be filled
Holy Smokes...That is one heckuva car. Lookit the details.
It is FEE-NOM-IN-AL!!! This guy Jim King doesn't write very many
emails which probably accounts for all the neat stuff he is able to
manufacture. Thanks Jim. Cheers...Ed L.
--- In S-Scale@yahoogroups.com, Jim King [EMAIL
Farm implement dealers have some attractive trucks for S scale. Most
are modern, but I found some gems by Ertl at the local John Deere dealer
today:
Circa 1956 Mack Model B (headlights in fenders)semi with flatbed trailer
and two John Deere 20 Series industrial (yellow) tractors $17.75
1955
Hello RichardI have an interst in the farm animals if you think
they are pretty good in the Realism Department. If so, were they
made by Ertl? Can I buy them directly from Ertl? Or, worst case,
could you perhaps buy them and I'd pay you for them plus postage?
Any chance of a photo? We
Hi All,
Years ago when Yahoo took over the groups from One List, I was learning
about and joining groups as I found them. I joined the Steam Era Freight
Cars list since I am much more of a freight car fan then passenger. It was
there that I witnessed obsessing and regurgitation of minutia like I
Do not forget that we have cattle, horses, and pigs available in S. You do
not have to settle for the just good enough.
Jeff Smith
RailMaster Hobbies
Lakewood, CA
www.railmasterhobbies.com
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From: S-Scale@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Bill Lane
BillI truly appreciate your philosophy, but what I really wanted
was the rooster, not the cattle. Gotta read Lind's message and my
response more carefully -- no mention of cattle. An S scale rooster,
painted and crowing his red-tipped head off, would be a really neat
thing for my farm
Damm! there was me trying to giving the impression of being a grumpy old man
VBG
Whiteoak Models
Code 100 Turnouts #4, #6 #8
http://s-scale.org/albums/album48
Kelvin White
Oxford, England
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there was me trying to giving the impression of being a grumpy old man
Kelvin White
Oxford, England
KelvinYa otter open a turnout factory here in the USA and create
some jobs for us. That way our new President will give you a tax break
and you will not have to pay as many USA taxes.
Hi Guys,
No S scale content here. I just need some advice designing a circuit, and I'm
betting at least
one of you can do that. It needs to run for awhile then shut itself off. The
shut off needs to
be adjustable, but I'm guessing something around 10 seconds. My limited
electronics
Try these sites, JB:
http://home.cogeco.ca/~rpaisley4/CircuitIndex.html#index
http://www.mrollins.com/circuit.html
Ken
On Sat, Oct 25, 2008 at 8:01 PM, jamiebothwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
No S scale content here. I just need some advice designing a circuit, and
I'm betting
The trucks that Dick Lind is talking about are not made anymore. It has been a
number of years since Ertl made these trucks. If you find some, get them now.
You can often find them on ebay.
The mack B-61 is a nice truck. From a pure scalers view point, the stack is
to big (diameter) and
Naah... you just don't know how much talk is going on behind the scened,
Ed.
John Degnan
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- Original Message -
From: ed_loizeaux [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: S-Scale@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2008 1:23 PM
Subject: {S-Scale List} Re: Southern Ry waffle box in
In a message dated 10/25/2008 5:03:23 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
. S..got any
ideas on a rooster? Maybe some chickens to keep the rooster company.
Richard's message was not clear as to whether these animals were made
by Ertl or someone else
Ertl made
Kelvin a grumpy old man? No, They are all in Minnesota.
Chuck Porter
- Original Message -
From: ed_loizeaux
To: S-Scale@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2008 6:59 PM
Subject: {S-Scale List} Re: White Oak Turnouts
there was me trying to giving the impression of
How aboub turn ins ?. John
Armstrong
I was just looking at the history of the
US $ / UK £ exchange rate, and I
note that back in
November 2007 the US dollar was worth about £ 0.48 and
is
now worth about £ 0.61. I have no better idea than anyone where
things
are headed, but it might
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