As usual, Vance hits the nail squarely on the head. Exactly 2 years ago I,
a total beginner without modeling skills or experience in either garden RRs
or steam became inspired by what I was seeing in bashing articles in GR and
bought a RH Fowler. Immediately realizing that its shiny, British,
to
Fellow kitbashers, scratchbuilders, live steamers and cognoscenti,
While I agree with the recent gripes about the current issue of GR (live steam
column was too sketchy, simplistic kitbashing articles, yet another LGB Mogul
on the cover), I can't let the implied criticism go without comment. I
Absolutely right Walt,
As you were about peat, Irish and Scotch!
We are dam lucky to still have Marc as editor of Garden Railways. (note the
C!!!) He "sneaks" in steam as much as he dare!!
With fire and steam,
Geoff.
When you consider the number of subscribers that are live steamer
Bob,
I think maybe you should email Marc with your concerns.
Jess
When you consider the number of subscribers that are live steamers compared
to the number of sparkies type subscribers, then you might get a clue as to
the allocation of space. Mark Horovitz is probably the first "editor" in the
US to promote live steam. I believe the first Side Street Bannerwo
I was looking forward to the December issue of Garden Railways because
the previous issue had announced that a new regular column devoted to small
scale live steam would debut in the December issue. What a disappointment.
The first topic in the column "Raising Steam" (p. 110)
Guys:
Send an inquiry thru Jim Crabb, he might know an alternate method to contact
Paul.
Jim
<< Paul may be on vacation. Can I be of any assistance? >>
Jim, how kind of you! I had forgotten that you worked with Paul.
Paul told me I could call him when I received my Sammie and he would give me
his ten minute talk about the finer points not mentioned in the instructions.
He tried to
Thanks to all for the kind and prompt responses. Someone from Bayou got
right back to me. Much appreciated.
Be of good cheer,
Fr Donald O. Cram, BStA (16mmNGM #4958, NMRA #088078)
"The Brandywine Railway & Navigation Company"
Modelling the East Farthing and Marches of JRR Tolkien's Middle Ea
Paul may be on vacation. Can I be of any assistaNCE?
Jim Crabb
Bayou Limnited
In a message dated 7/12/01 10:26:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Got no response a few weeks ago also. >>
Thanks. I was beginning to wonder if it was something I had said!
Regards,
Don Cram
Rio Rancho, NM
Subject:Bayou Ltd Garden Railways
Please forgive the cross-posting. This is a bit of a distress call.
I am aware of health issues at Sulphur Springs Steam Models (Bob
Paule, who
is in my prayers) that have made them somewhat unavailable recently
until Tom
Please forgive the cross-posting. This is a bit of a distress call.
I am aware of health issues at Sulphur Springs Steam Models (Bob Paule, who
is in my prayers) that have made them somewhat unavailable recently until Tom
shouldered some of the burden. But what's going on at Bayou Ltd? For m
Tag might also be surprised to learn how influencial his Longlands
and Western article in "Garden Railways" and his book "Steam In Your
Garden" were to some of us. Here in western New York state we don't have
the weather for growing those lush carpets of baby tears
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