Does anyone sell railings for cabooses and passenger cars? I know you can bend your own but the cost for bending pliers and devises that do a good job seem prohibitively expensive if your only going to do a few.  Thanks, Paul.

Hello All, I am trying to figure out whether I need to replace my dcc controller.  what I have now gives me F0 to F8 cv's there have been two controller upgrades, both giving the full range f0 to f28 cv's. what features/availabilities am I missing with my current controller?  Thank's in advance, Paul

Hi Guy's, I'm in the process of finalizing my roundhouse situation with ordering my second Kibri three stall. My problem is that i need several of their roundhouse extensions for my Bachmann connies.  The only place I've been able to find them is an outfit called Reynauld's EURO IMPORTS, INC.  Being just one of those American country hicks I've never had occasion to order anything internationally.  Have any of you had dealings with this outfit?  Thanks in advance, Paul G

Hey Jonathan, I was just looking at your website at all your neat pictures and ran across the side view of one of your great upgraded connies, the one on the turntable.  How, exactly, did you shorten that tender?  I get the basics, put it in a mitre box and use your mitre saw.  I have a Roundhouse passenger car that someone made by cutting two into and then combining them I found at a swap meet.  The things I don't understand are (1) where did you find that tall of a mitre box and (2) how did you attach the two halves of the tender base  together?  If you have a detailed set of photographs with instructions like you made on disassembling your connie that would be wonderful but most any info you have would be great.  Thanks in advance, Paul G

I've searched all over Bachmann's website and Ill be darned if I can find the turntable listed.  Does anyone know how many degrees there are between stops?  Thank's in advance.  P'

Here's one for everybody.  When designing your layouts, how close to the edge of the table are you willing to lay track and risk your most expensive and precious locos?

Here's one for everybody.  When designing your layouts, how close to the edge of the table are you willing to lay track and risk your most expensive and precious locos?