Model Forum / General / Railroads / October 2005

I'm starting a small N-gauge Inglenook layout
(http://www.wymann.info/ShuntingPuzzles/sw-inglenook.html this is an
Inglenook BTW)using an SD7 and a mixture of 50' and 40' cars.
I want it to look like a run-down, unkempt urban yard that's maybe

What kind of glue should I use for glueing the hoses into the buffer
beam of a Hornby class 50?
Cheers,
Rob Wilson

I wonder if anyone has any advice about actual availability of the Dutch
livery Electrotren Alsthom Co-Co. I have not had much luck searching on
the internet. I turn up Ontrack at Pontrilas and having run them up they
say they can get them but don't stock them and I am left a bit ...

I now have a small number of Bachmann Loco's and am looking for a more
realistic looking form of connection between the rolling stock. The small
Bachmann connectors I feel are an improvement on the Hornby version, but is
there a better and more realistic option?

For those who have been following the F&DMRC's search for a new meeting
place, we are now much closer to finding one, the council have taken us to
look round a building and we are now working with them on the planning
implications of us taking it over.

Hi again.
I know Marklin isn't the biggest make on this group but I'm hoping
somebody will be able to point me to some good reference on the various
generations of digital technology they've iterated over and their

Greetings all :-)
Latest edition of the Eureka Times is now on the website.
Highlights:
"Official" announcement of the VR R class 4-6-4

Niel
I have just tried to send an email to your work address but I think it may
have dropped out somewhere between my anti virus software and my ISP.
I need to ask you a question about exhibitions, and the previous post I have

LGB Track Planning and Technical Guide
35.00 plus shipping.
John

I am trying to wire up a simple insulation in a siding using a 1015U and
5180 On/off Control Box (something I thought would be a peice of cake!),
but seem to be having some problems.  I should point out I am relatively
new to Garden Railroading.

Beautiful 1st Edition coffee table book on the Shay Locomotive by
Michael Koch.
Limited edition (#2338). SIGNED and inscribed by author on limited
edition page. Maroon boards with gilt lettering and decoration. 486

http://cgi.ebay.com/HO-Athearn-type-couplers-4-pairs_W0QQitemZ6004895983QQcatego
ryZ19130QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Thanks for looking,
Marko

  Tonight, one shelf in the refrigerator "exploded".
  Its a GE refrig.  It has these metal brackets which plug in, like shelf
standards, to a set of "tracks" in the back plane of the refrig. (Note RR
content).

The sign of the times pack I have has a "Stop" sign saying stop! contact
chargeman.
what's a chargeman do?
There are also yellow square signs with a "T" printed on the yellow square,

I have a few questions that I am hoping some of you can answer.
1. Broadway Limited offers these three steam engines for the Union Pacific.
Might you be able to define their possible use on a model train layout.
a) MT-73 4-8-2