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Weathering.. This was assembled in haste at the dawn of my model railroading and I assembled the split axles wrong and locked them into the frame before I noticed. A couple of pics attached..... To

Welcome ckmoundcity@... to the group . Please browse the photos section , there is some great work in those . Again welcome , Henry H. moderator

Thats pretty cool Kent. Only wethering advice I could give would be to study some old photos or new photos of old locomotives and try to duplicate some (not all) of the key weathering points.? "Some

See my blog for some pictures,?http://nvrr49.blogspot.com/2013/09/2-4-4-0-steam-engine-kitbashed-ho-scale.html. ?I am looking for some weather ideas. ?Thank you for looking. ? Kent Hurley Kansas

So, remind me...no fair !

Amen to that one Fred . 114 days until Christmas ! Henry

I think any of us who are self-employed or work in the food industry know exactly the feeling. Add working in some retail occupations to that... Time off(if any) is for model trains!

I would to find or buy a Mantua 1952 version of the Pacific that's a Reading version boiler complete with all details and a 2 wheel trailing truck. Next, I need a piston rod with cross head, screw and

I would to find or buy a Mantua 1952 version of the Pacific that's a Reading version boiler complete with all details and a 2 wheel trailing truck. Next, I need a piston rod with cross head, screw and

I would to find or buy a Mantua 1952 version of the Pacific that's a Reading version boiler complete with all details and a 2 wheel trailing truck. Next, I need a piston rod with cross head, screw and

I would to find or buy a Mantua 1952 version of the Pacific that's a Reading version boiler complete with all details and a 2 wheel trailing truck. Next, I need a piston rod with cross head, screw and

Fred ! Been there many times . Henry

Same to all - this being labor day, I'm getting some work done(what a concept!). Fred Hultberg(resident etching wizard, Fotocut)

Have a happy Labor day all . Enjoy the day ! Henry

Thanks!

http://www.bowser-trains.com/ http://www.hoseeker.net The first is the current offerings, you might try the second for older drawings. Nathan Rich

Got it! Thank you!

Fred, www.*bowser*-*trains*.com/ -- Regards, Walter

I can't seem to find anything on Bowser...does anyone have a URL for them? Thanks in advance! Fred Hultberg(resident etching wizard, Fotocut)

Yes, Happy Labor day, everyone! Looks to get a bit cooler for a while...time for model trains!