for me since I was
born, I wouldn't have it any other way.
Ed Kozlowsky
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I've spent a little time trying to figure out Facebook. My conclution after
digging for a while... all I wound up with was an empty hole. Too
scatterbrained for my logical mind.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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I've found the biggest problem is with the throw bar. I sand mine down so they
are free to move without dragging on the roadbed. Never had an issue after
doing so.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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Anyone had
any luck using Tortoise machines
enlighten me please.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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Thanks Alan. I wonder if casual visitors to the photo albums might not benefit
from having the layout and owner's name identified somehow.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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Thanks Jim.
Ed Kozlowsky
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Ed:
Check out messages 91780 82. I think you'll find the correct answer is Pete
I always get what I want from either Hoquot or Des Plaines Hobbies. Check out
the part numbers on the Grandt Line web site, then make a phone call.
Ed Kozlowsky
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Jim,
Sikkens did such an amazing job on that paint I thought it was stainless steel!
It wouldn't be the first car made out of SS.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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Bill,
The BM used to run RDCs from Boston to Concord. I still remember watching them
cross the trestle in the adjoining field to my grandfather's farm in Bedford.
Your models capture the look and finish perfectly. I would say it was worth the
effort.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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wolf with a large layout is a rare breed these days. An informal
group effort is much more common -- at least around here.
CheersEd Loizeaux
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I stumbled across this layout this morning. Does anyone know whose layout it
is?
Bill Lane
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Uncle Ed...
No. Not my layout. I do not live in Illinois. Something looks a bit fishy to
me. Some of those Budd cars appear to be full scale
Examples of non-mailable items
Air bags
Ammunition
Explosives
Gasoline
Browse Domestic Mail Manual (DMM®) 601.10: Hazardous Materials
Browse Publication 52 -- Hazardous, Restricted, and Perishable Mail
Just trying to keep things in perspective..Ed Loizeaux
for other paints of your choice. Product number
is MI-11. Click here:
http://www.microscale.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PRODProduct_Code=MI-11Category_Code=FINPRODProduct_Count=10
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MicroPrep is available at the local hobby shop and can be shipped via parcel
post. Obtaining it is not a problem. Whether it works to your satisfaction is
unknown until you try it.
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all
If you noticed the before picture, the holes for the marker lights were
already there.
Alan Lambert
Is it possible that those holes are air vents needed to let the air out so that
the water can get in easier?
Just thinking..Ed Loizeaux (aka Ed L
with this matter. It could be very easy, but
non-prototypical. Or, it could be very prototypical, but not very easy.
Decisions, decisions, etc.
Good luck...Ed Loizeaux
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Thought provoking, eh?
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Click here for a pix:
http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/933-3181
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memory stretching back about 40+ years.
But it is an interesting story to be sure. Tom Hawley visited the Enhornings
(brothers?) in their later years. He can probably add a bit to this story.
CheersEd Loizeaux
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Hi PhilThe S SIG has a product review of this kit which includes an email
address for the manufacturer. I do not know if it is still valid, but it might
be helpful. Give it a try and see what happens. Good luckEd Loizeaux
http://sscale.org/638/volume-1-no-7-bo-i-1-caboose-laser-kit
for sure. And it is all prototypically
authentic.
Cheers...Ed Loizeaux
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For the Record, all by Bob Nicholson;
The Keokuk Junction Ry July 1990
The Iowa Central January 1993
Burlington Northern's 11th Subdivision May 1993
The Shabbona RR February 1994
The Lowell Southern April 1997
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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From
Fireman Fred with his wrenching and shoveling coal get instantly
killed.
Bill Lane
This is probably a dumb question, but why would an RDC sound decoder have a
fireman shoveling coal? RDC's, to the best of my knowledge, were not steam
powered. Ed Loizeaux
to be
able to by something at a show, take it out of the box, and run it. Just every
now and then :o)
Ed Kozlowsky
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question. CheersEd Loizeaux
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like if I actually thought about it for ten minutes.
Some operating accessories are very realistic and authentic. Some are not.
Just like engines and track.
There is nothing inherently wrong with accessories that operate. It is the
degree of realism that is of interest.
CheersEd
. Is this what you feel
constitutes a good definition of an S scale layout? If so, we are on different
planets. I will take Mars if you'd like Venus. Cheers...Ed Loizeaux
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Ed,
Why not just 1/64th scale.
I was thinking that folks would like a definition to distinguish between the
different kinds of S-sized trains. For decades now, 'AF' meant Gilbert Flyer
and 'scale' meant conforming to NMRA/NASG specs and 'hi-rail' meant everything
in between frequently
and not worrying about the future.
CheersEd L.
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Anyone have experience with TCS decoders?
Ed Davis
A local train buddy and fellow member of BASS has conducted controlled testing
to compare various brands of decoders to each other. The focus of this testing
was primarily on slow smooth starts and stops. I believe he used AM diesels
. Derailments would be common and the cars would be very heavy
to lift back onto the tracks. Yes, I'd find fault with it for sure. And then
there is the air pressure release each time a loco is uncoupled from the rest
of the train. Yuk
Ed Loizeaux
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John,
All the information on this kit was explained in detail in a previous email. A
picture of the 8 hatch reefer kit can be seen here http://www.mlwservices.ca/
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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Welcome Art,
Follow the link under my name to the S Scale Sig and you will find a great deal
of information on what's available in S. Pick the S Scale Products
Resources tab.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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.
Just a wish. Not a complaint. Just teasing a bit here. Making fun to make a
point. Good humor intended. Don't shoot the messenger.
CheersEd Loizeaux
PS: I cannot wait to see what the angled wafer looks like. Those just gotta
be really cool! The only wafer I know about usually comes
are their cars hard to unpaint?
Alex Binkley
How about splicing two 3-bays together to make a 4-bay? Then finding the
correct decals? Possible or impossible? Ed Loizeajux
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are their cars hard to unpaint?
Alex Binkley
How about splicing two 3-bays together to make a 4-bay? Then finding the
correct decals? Possible or impossible? Ed Loizeaux
Ed,
Totally wrong style of car to try to make a Canadian Grain Hopper by splicing
gale
Geez
Hi Ed, Probably not worth the trouble since Kaslo make the correct Canadian
grain car in kit form.
Good idea. I forgot about Kaslo. Need to go look. Are decals available?
The Lionel 3 bay car is similar length to the 4 bay cars, just has less
outlets.
I assume you are speaking
Hi Ed:
Since it's an opportunity for a shout-out, I'm going to add the Canadian S
scale suppliers: snip
- Trevor
Hi Trevor
Speaking of the Canadien Guys (I'm French, heritagewise), I was wondering
of someone from up your way could tell me which of the Lionel cylindrical
hoppers
Ed...
Loved learning the real history on this project.
Bob H.
Having been active in S scale since 1969, I can tell you that almost all of S
scale has been accomplished by little guys working in their little homes making
little things. But each of these little things contributed to the much
, but wiser.
CheersEd Loizeaux
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Sn3.5 is the most popular scale/gauge combination in New Zealand. It's also
popular in Australia, South Africa, and to model the Newfoundland Railway.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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PaulTalk to Don Marenzi who lives in San Jose somewhere. He is doing that
road in HO and is a former S narrow gauge fellow. I am sure his experiences
would be helpful. Ed Loizeaux
PS: If'n you cannot locate him, ask and maybe he will surface on a Yahoo Group
somewhere. Rustermier
. The main exception, according
to him, was that the UP had a wider wheelbase. Right or wrong, I have no idea.
Mr. Jackman made them and cannot answer questions right now. Cheers...Ed
Loizeaux
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I agree with Bud. I've never had a problem, or delay, with any orders I've
placed with Bob. This must be terribly embarassing for him. Thanks for all
you've done for us Bob. I'm praying you come back soon.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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Butch...
FYI, American Models is totally out of the scale sprung passenger car trucks
and has been for 6 months. Ron told me he couldn't locate the truck dies
after AM's containers were returned from China. He went
this, you might miss
out on something else that you really want that is also printed. Ed Loizeaux
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30 years ago.
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GaryThank you very much for the information regarding Tom. I knew him, but
not well. We lived too far apart. Still, he was a good modeler and taught me
a few things. Thanks again for the news. I had no idea. Ed L.
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. With a tapered tread
the loco tends to keep itself centered on the track and not wander. With a
small radius, the wheels tend to NOT pick points. It is the cross section of
the tread that is square. The other view shows a circle. Ed Loizeaux
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was way ahead of his time with regard to animation of all kinds. Ed Loizeaux
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Jim,
Nice to see the new design. New product and ideas are always welcome.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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Bob McCarthy wrote:
FOR SALE
4. Milk Car
Hi Bob...What kind of milk car? Borden's bathtub? Or NYC express reefer
style? Might be interested. ThanksEd L.
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suspect the Lionel internal electronics gets confused when seeing non-smooth
DC and might interpret it as being DCC or Legacy or something else by accident.
Just a guesstimate, but a reasonable starting point for experimentation.
Good luck...Ed Loizeaux
spot. Thus, it always starts up
without the need to thump the table.
Not trying to start a control technology debate here, but merely trying to
point Matt in a direction that he might find pleasing. Worth exploring at any
rate.
Good luckEd Loizeaux
Ed, How does the Zimo know if the wheels are on a dirt spot?
Bob Werre
Matt wrote:
This prevents a situation where an engine is parked on dirty track and later
can't drive away,
Looks like Matt has been doing some research about a very intelligent decoder.
If he continues with his
in that kind of
environment.
Perhaps dusty attics, grungy garages and dirty basements are other ideal
locations for a control system that does not require clean track.
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the 2013 MTH S catalog will be disrtibuted at the TCA York event,
Rich G(ajnak)
Rich
I hear that the new Lionel/AF line will have a Polar Express starter set
complete with track and transformer. Can you confirm that? You are, after
all, RCC (Rumor Control Central).
Smiles...Ed
Hi Ed --
It would be a major
expense to outfit roughly 50 pieces of motive power with decoders,
Bill Winans
Mr. BillDecent non-sound decoders are now available for about $17 each.
Just so you know...
my wiring is VERY basic -- I use high tech alligator clips from power
have stayed with the
scale through all its trials and tribulations.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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Those
is a good time to join us for some interesting experiences. No need to be
a member of anything. Free!
Ed Loizeaux
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The S Scale SIG is pleased to announce another release of The S Scale
Journal. In Vol. 2 No. 3 Dick Karnes brings us a comprehensive review of
Lionel's Y-3
as well.
Ed Loizeaux
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order one
(just one) American Models box car?
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for
doing that, but still that is where my heart beats faster. Call me strange and
you'd be correct.
CheersEd Loizeaux
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while the other costs hundreds
and hundreds of dollars. Sort of like comparing apples and oranges. Apples,
however, can take photos and oranges cannot.
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I absolutely would like to have the PRINTED Membership directory
Bill Lane
Why not have different dues amounts? Cheaper dues for electronic and higher
dues for printed matter. Everyone gets what they want and pays dues related
to the cost.
Ed Loizeaux
with a small subscription
Hi Ed, Bill and anyone who wants a printed directory --
I never stated that I wanted a printed directory. Several other folks made
that request. Not me.
it sounds like an excellent project for Ed Loizeaux!... grin
Bill Winans
Projects I undertake are things I have a personal interest
will print out for the printed version
assuming the software works as intended.
Another idea for others to do! I've been saying that for years and years.
Nothing new there. I am retired and loving it!
CheersEd Loizeaux
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Why not have different dues amounts? Cheaper dues for electronic and higher
dues for printed matter. Everyone gets what they want and pays dues related to
the cost. Ed Loizeaux
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forums all over the place, I suspect
the situation is even worse.
Bummer.Ed Loizeaux
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on the same axles with the same bearings.
No need to search out additional bearings that way. Everything should fit just
as before. Ed Loizeaux
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Dumb question, but I have to ask: Is the tubing ACC'd to the shaft or is the
natural inherant stretch of the tubing sufficient to hold it firmly without
slippage? ThxEd Loizeaux
First, there are several sizes of silicone fuel tubing. These have a LOT
of stretch, and you want to get
horses pulling plows on their fields at that time. I
believe, in this area, most of the farmers were of Japanese heritage. The area
near the intersection (now a monster cloverleaf) of the Newport Freeway and San
Diego freeway always had farms with horses hard at work. Ed Loizeaux
of the load, but he needed the cash so away we
went. By the time we got where we
were going we only had 2 studs left on each rear axle. Now I understand that
Maine wagons lasted a good deal longer.
Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
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up the empties. Then he would whistle and the horse would
walk down the street to where the milk man was waiting. I have not yet seen a
motorized vehicle smart enough to do that. Ed Loizeaux
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and carried over to the
reefer one at a time and then lowered down into the bunker. Not fast, but it
worked. I think the locale was Utica, NY in the early 1950s. It is an easy
scene to duplicate on a small layout. Ed Loizeaux
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I am getting enough decals to complete 12 - the exact number of RDC the PRSL
had.
Bill Lane
Hopefully you had some BUDD RDC demonstrator decals made up at the same time.
The BUDD demo unit ran all over the place and probably even on the PRSL. Just
a thoughtEd Loizeaux
allegedly-S coupler. Easier even than the standard KD#5 kit. And
available bulk packaged to save a buck or two.
My couplers are the best! How are yours?
Chuckles..Ed Loizeaux
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a matter of perspective. In the end, I suspect personal
taste and familiarity is what makes the decision for most of us. I am happy
with my choice and I hope everyone else is happy with theirs.
Happier than a human ought to be...Ed Loizeaux
different cabooses that way. Fred is standing by awaiting your
order.
Smiles..Ed Loizeaux (Good twin of Ed L.)
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. And then
some more clear coat to protect the decal. The idea is to prevent the decal
from coming into direct contact with the silver paint. Ask my silver tank cars
how I know this. Good luck...Ed Loizeaux
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stronger-than-normal magnets for uncoupling and non-magnetic wheels on
everything. Works fine. Looks a heckuva lot better.
7. Kadee HO couplers are a lot cheaper when purchased in bulk at discount
online retailers.
Enough for now?
Cheers...Ed Loizeaux
have a great time watching the heritage
units.
Now I need to go research how the NYC ran these SD70s in 1948. Public
information on that particular matter is a bit sparse. (grin)
CheersEd L.
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should be replaced with
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sitting at the table. Best to ask Fred questions about specific
models. He is far more knowledgeable than I am.
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might more suitable--I'm sure Canada Southern could lease it
I have heard SD70s hardly ever run by themselves. You would need two of them.
Perhaps three! Maybe Canada Southern could become the newest heritage paint
scheme. A little fantasy never hurt.
Cheers, eh?.Ed Loizeaux
effort as attaching trucks.
No need for frustrations any more. Kadee has solved the problem.
CheersEd Loizeaux
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oversize does not surprise me at all. Since the HO
couplers are oversize for HO, why not the same for S? Then again, the amount
of oversize is darn small -- at least when compared to a Type E.
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Here's the relevant
question your design
parameters. But the five foot radius sounds wonderful. Just thinkingEd
Loizeaux
ashpan.clinker wrote:
I'm trying to add a second story to the joint here, 1200 square feet.
I'll have a helix. Radius will be 60 inches, 2% grade, and the only hidden
track, well
of the
photo?
HO Kadees are well known to sag. Been doing that for years. Yep, shims help,
but the couplers work well regardless. I doubt that anyone would take it as
criticism of their modeling efforts. It is inherent with the couplers. Ed
Loizeaux
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, intelligence, education, etc. are all very subjective matters
and are worthy of particular care. I felt Tom was trying to be helpful to
point this out to a newbie manufacturer, but agree his choice of words was not
ideal.
Cheers...Ed Loizeaux
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the effects of inflation will cause costs to rise
significantly. Too bad I will not be here at that time. SmilesEd
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. Just trying to be helpful.
As far as I know, there is no SKU for the NYC SD70 with scale wheels at this
time. But my desire is strong and so I am willing to take a small risk.
Over and out for me. Ed Loizeaux
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Hi Ed, Didn't someone say they just got a new scale wheeled loco from
DesPlaines hobbies?
DaveBranum
Dave
Yep, they did say that. But it was not a NYC SD70. They obtained a UP SD70.
Here is why some confusion exists: Some SD70 locos have an alternate product
number in the Lionel
You can run the new Lionel engine on any DDC system and not need the Lionel
Legacy system.
Yes or NO.
Here is a video clip of the Lionel SD70 running with the NCE DCC system:
http://sscale.org/988/volume-2-no-1-lionels-sd-70ace-s-scale-diesel-first-look-2/
Enjoy...Ed Loizeaux
camper also.
Cheers...Ed L.
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I took advantage of the Des plaines sale this weekend and picked an SD70
WITH scale wheels as delivered.
Just came up from the basement after a test run. The beast started to purr
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