2023 On30 Annual

[p51]

I heard the recent Denver Narrow Gauge convention had some manner of outbreak of COVID and I emailed Chris last night with wishes that he hadn't caught it.
He hadn't, thank goodness. But even though I didn't ask (but I'm sure he knew I was wondering anyway), he mentioned the Annual "should be out any day."

[Fred Klein]

That's great news, Lee. Thank you for the update. I'm glad Chris managed to avoid catching the bug. Looking forward to getting my copy.

[p51]

The On30 Conspiracy IO Group has people posting since yesterday that they're getting their copies in the mail this week.
Can't wait to get mine. I hope I don't traumatize too many people as I should be in one shot, as my article is about running ops on a On30 layout (Something Chis asked me to write, at last year's narrow-gauge convention).
I do hope that shot made the cut not because I'm in it, but my wife took that and I so badly want to be able to tell people she's a published model railroad photographer!

[Ken Clark]

  No sign of the annual yet here in the GWN, however the Oct issue of "NGDU" arrived so I have something to read for the time being     

[ScottyB]

My annual arrived yesterday. Well done.

[p51]

I finally got mine this afternoon. It was well worth the wait!

[Ken Clark]

 Due to be delivered Oct 4th, here in the GWN.

[the Bach-man]

I got mine today- a beautiful issue!
the Bach-man

[Fred Klein]

Mine arrived today. Great issue. Looking forward to reading some of it later, especially the articles on 3D printing.

[Ken Clark]

   My copy arrived today here in the GWN, time to put on coffee and get comfortable to read through !.

[John Tumolo]

Well, once again Mr. Lane and company have done a great favor for all of us On30 fans and provided us with our own publication.  My favorite piece this year is the article by the Master Tinkerer Allen Littlefield who channeled the late great Alan Carroll and created a beautiful rendition of WW&F #8.  I'm fortunate that I had a similar thought several years ago and amassed the bits and pieces needed to do the same.  Finding the time to actually do it is another story, but seeing this article has worked to get my butt in gear and start planning again. I do need to find the fluted domes, but that should be fairly simple.  I love this hobby!