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> From: "Gary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Multiple recipients of sslivesteam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2002 9:04 AM
> Subject: Re: Cabeese and other questions.
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> > The only film for the SR&RL is interesti
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> The only film for the SR&RL is interesting, but pretty limited. At least
it
> gives some idea of operation and buildings as well as some rollin
At 8:54 AM -0500 12/14/02, Peter Foley wrote:
It's been said before, and it can't hurt to repeat it! I've found
NENG kits to be a terribly frustrating experience - wood parts not
square, and warped as well. Scratch building would have been less
aggravation.
in a world of divergent opinion, i
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From: Earle
To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam
Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2002 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: Cabeese and other questions.
SR&RL frequently used Combine
SR&RL frequently used Combines on the end of their mixed trains. From the
research I've done these had a variety of configurations-some with more than
1 large "freight" sliding door on each side making them look odd. Some had
clerestory type roofs and a couple had an arched roof with no clerestory
At 08:05 AM 14/12/02, Sam Evans wrote:
What scale of 2 footer? Northeast Narrowgauge do kits of WW&F coach &
combine and SRRL freight stock inc caboose in 1:20.3 scale.
It's been said before, and it can't hurt to repeat it! I've found NENG
kits to be a terribly frustrating experience - wood p
What scale of 2 footer? Northeast Narrowgauge do kits of WW&F coach &
combine and SRRL freight stock inc caboose in 1:20.3 scale. see
http://www.nemodel.com/nng/index.shtml
Sam E
John Simon wrote:
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> Well ladies and gentlemen, I've just spent the last two and a half/three hours
> sitting in th
Well ladies and gentlemen, I've just spent the last two and a half/three hours
sitting in the back yard with the radio controlled Bachmann Shay (sparkie)
running around and I'm delerious (sp) with the atmosphere. Consider this,
it is just after sunset and you have the loco with it's headligh
