Kind of hoped 3rd rail would have replied to the sugestions.  At least make a undecorated version of each of their product to help modelers that choose their own roads.

New roadname wish list for GP9's.  Chesapeake and Ohio (like Atlas) and Canadian National green/yellow paint scheme.  The CN units could be painted and the roadname and herald left off.  Water slide decals, (maybe team up with microscale decals) included Canadian National, Grand Trunk Western, and Central Vermont included with the engines as each road had the same paint scheme.  That way you cover three railroads at once, and make three separate modeling groups happy at one time.  ANY CHANCE?  By the way, MERRY CHRISTMAS to all.  What say 3rail?  Anything to look forwards to here?

Does anyone have a used but not abused BL2 they are willing to part with?  Any road name will due.  Thanks,  Steve   csxengr13@comcast.net

Looking for a Williams unpowered BL2 in C&O.  If anyone has one they want to part with, please let me know.  They came out when the BL2's were first introduced, and were labled  BL206,  C&O, BL2 Dummy A, Cab #84.  Thanks, Steve  csxengr13@comcast.net

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the pilots on the F7's the same as the EP5?

I was contacted by WBB and was advised that the parts were located and have been ordered.  Thanks WBB. Your continued support of your customers  is an assest to this hobby and your company.   Steve

Contacted WBB to try to obtain a replacement window assemby for their O scale BL2, (a simple part I thought), and was told that I would have to buy the entire body shell.  What good is a Part section if you can't get a Part.

Vanderbilt tenders a basicly round sided instead of square.

Any possibility in the for-seeable future of a 4 and six wheel trucks  undecorated O scale vandebilt tenders?  Thanks Steve

Good morning all,  Does anyone know if WBB, ( this was during the Williams era ) if they made or still have for the BL2's,  a solid one pierce window set that covered all the windows for the cab?  I don't mean the thin clear window glazing that glue in separately.  This is a one solid piece unit.  Thanks,  Steve  Also, this is for O scale.

The two BL2's that were at the National Railway Museum in Green Bay Wisconcin are now enroute to the Arizona Eastern Railway in Arizona.  Has any one herd of or know their fate?

1) How about a correct pilot for the BL2's like MTH has.                                                                                                                                           2)Round off the nose on the F7's to match the pilot instead of that square one.                                                                                                                                           3)Put in the correct horn to match the engine style and era.                                                                                                                                     
I think that the WBB line is very good, but a little tweeking could make them great, to match there great affordability. Keep up the great work.

Quote from: raider409 on February 10, 2010, 01:02:34 PM
Good afternoon.  Does anyone know if or can a single note air horn be placed in Williams O scale BL2's.  The multi air horn installed by the manufacturer doesn't quite fit the era.  Thanks.

Thanks, I did mean era, not area.  Bl,s came equipped with a singe tone, deep sounding horn, not the modern multi toned horns of today.  What I,m looking for is to replace  the multi sound horn for a single sound.  Thanks

Good afternoon.  Does anyone know if or can a single note air horn be placed in Williams O scale BL2's.  The multi air horn installed by the manufacturer doesn't quite fit the era.  Thanks.