> Love the early shots of the overlapping back to back turnouts.
I thought they were "front to front" turnouts. Than again, I might have it
backwards.
> It was interesting that so many of the passenger trains were in the 4 to 6
> car size.
Big engines with short trains. Very interesting and very suitable for smaller
layouts with steep grades.
> Love those NYC J-1s!
I wonder what it would take to have River Raisin Models import a J-1? Might
not be so hard to sell them since the J-3 was a l-o-n-g time ago.
>(Wish the J3a that OMI did had been a J-1. I would have kept it even if it was
>only as a mantle piece model!)
Bill, don't bemoan the past. Start beating the drums for a new J-1. That's
how stuff gets done in S scale. You know that better than I.
Cheers...Ed L.
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