Andre,
You left out my favorite...The Bangor & Aroostook! :o) I guess we could
probably wear the same shoes in a pinch. I've been eyeing the F3s. Anyone
ever make a BL2 in S? What part of the country are you from?
Ed Koz
Sanford, Maine
Andre Ming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi again Ed!
If I were in your shoes, being in the beautiful state of Maine and near New
England in general, I would be SOOOO tempted to use the gorgeous SHS 2-8-0
along with 1st gen diesels and model a New England theme during the
transistion era. I LOVE New England railroading from days gone by! (MEC,
CV, Rutland, B&M, etc, as well as a whole host of short lines!)
Andre
> Hi Andre,
> I think you're right about that, but I haven't totally made up my mind
> yet on era. I've always bucked the tide (ever tried to model 1890s O
> scale?), but this time I might just go with the flow and have some fun.
> The few steamers I've seen would fit into the 1940-55 time frame, and
> diesel switchers are a whole lot cheaper.
>
> Ed Kozlowsky
> Sanford, Maine
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