Wow. How long overdue are they?

Quote from: NarrowMinded on October 07, 2012, 10:18:51 PM
Rich,

most people are smart enough to see it is a typo and is meant as "main" track

NM-Jeff

i didn't know what he meant by mail track. And I'm pretty darned smart pal.
With the quality of posts on this forum by folks who bought a "train set" or are from a foreign country with their terrible spelling and grammar, the posts are pretty bad sometimes, it is hard to tell what someone is actually trying to convey.

But, I am glad we have smart experts like you to keep all of us inline.

Tom. Where'd you get two heislers already!??

Hang on.  You sent them a gas mech and they mailed back a porter? Were you asked first? Don't quite agree with that...

I did mine using the reverse light wires from the decoder itself

One of mine rocked due to a cracked gear.  Prototypical shays ALL rocked. So it looks accurate. Hahaha

I want one just to have one. It won't work on some of my curves, but just want one sitting in the yard

jeff, thats what powers my drgw #50... three  1 1/2 hp 24v electric motors... 200a controller and four 6 volt golf cart batteries....  used to make it around train mountain no problem on one charge, with the new track additions, i may need to make a battery car...

7 1/4" is common on the east coast, 7 1/2" everywhere else
Going to be 1:8 scale for standard gauge and 1:6 for narrow.
I love mine. But track is outrageous. I think it's worse than the rolling stock

She will come with an optional headlight you can mount on the center of te smokebix door

how are your eyes and hands?

Who's turnout decoder? I use nce snap it accessory decides and you must install the jumper on the board to program.

northwest short line?

Is it actually a speaker or just the cast speaker enclosure?

The #'s refer to the diversion from straight. Think rise over run