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Campbell Scale's Gran" Ma's House, aka, Grandma's
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Posted by mecrr On 09/17/2017 At 9:27:44 PM
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I have searched this and The Modler's Forum looking for a build thread of the Campbell Scale's Gran" Ma's House, aka, Grandma's House with no luck. I am about to build the version that was produced while company was in Tustin California. It is the kit with wooden parts in plastic bags (not laser cut). [/size]I really appreciate the opportunity to view someone else's build before starting to see where the problems I am about to face lie. Would appreciate anyone suggestions as to where I might locate a build thread.Thanks in advance
David
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Erie Caboose TT Scale Radio Antenna
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Posted by Bernd On 09/15/2017 At 8:56:04 PM
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First post for editing purposes. More to follow.
Bernd
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Does anyone know whose model this is?
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Posted by Pennman On 09/09/2017 At 8:53:28 PM
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Hello Forum members.
Have you ever seen this? If so, any idea who built it? Thanks
Rich
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Buchenauer's Garage
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Posted by Terry823 On 09/05/2017 At 8:28:59 PM
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My father-in-law had a Texaco garage, and my wife has hinted for quite a while that I build a version of it. Well, there is no way that he would ever have let his garage get as run down as the one I built. Sorry, Earl, but I couldn't help myself. I like to model decrepit things.
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SierraWest Tractor Repair Shed and Boiler House
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Posted by nextceo On 09/03/2017 At 2:24:03 PM
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Hey Gang,
Here are the Final Pictures of my diorama that incorporated the SierraWest Tractor Repair Shed and Boiler-House Kits - O Scale. It won 2nd place in the Diorama Category at the 2017 Narrow Gauge Convention in Denver and I plan to bring it to Altoona, PA in November for the Fine Scale Model Railroader Expo. The size of the Diorama is 26 inches by 26 inches. It contains 15 LEDs with two Simulators - The first Simulator is a flickering Welding Light that runs for 30 seconds and then turns of for 90 seconds before repeating and the other Simulator is for burning coals that can be found in the Blacksmith Hearth. The Quad Nash Truck seen on the diorama has both front and rear working lights.
Thanks for Looking!
Alan
PS - A Special Thanks to Brett Gallant of SierraWest for adding his "Magic Touch" to my Diorama Photos by making them look like they are right out of 1929.
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Twin Mills - Size
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Posted by adrian_batey On 08/29/2017 At 10:21:53 PM
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Hi Everyone,
Been looking for the total size of the diorama. its no longer on the SW site from what i can see.
Can someone measure out what area it takes up?
Im thinking of a peninsula area in a 10 x 20 room
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Signed: 5/10/2010 6:44:04 PM
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Posted By:
Stephen Jones
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There is some really impressive modeling on this site, and it seems like a really nice community as well.
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Signed: 3/31/2010 8:51:18 PM
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Engine Driver
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Really good site, I found you "by accident" last night through a UK forum. I have completed my registration form and await a reply. Regards Nigel.
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Signed: 2/11/2010 8:01:17 AM
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Signed: 1/29/2010 5:07:56 AM
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bigmama31
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Can someone help me locate that RR chat room back in Oct=Nov 2000. It was free at the time but was in process of going to a paid subscription. the user name he used was
"mongoose" Guy was living in Columbus, Ohio and worked for the FRA and heard he either moved to MD or Crum Lynne, Pa
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Signed: 12/25/2009 12:34:52 PM
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Posted By:
bigmama31
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I'm hoping someone here remembers a train/rr chat site back in Oct-2000, looking for a member using "mongoose" as a username. At that time, he was with the FRA and living in Columbus, Ohio. Heard he moved to either PA or Md but still with FRA.
The site was changing to a "paid subscription" and that's when I decided to end it.
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Signed: 12/25/2009 12:29:48 PM
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Posted By:
Robert Hough
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This is a great site. I enjoy it very much. You have a lot of great modelers here. I do Fn3 outdoors and On30 indoors. Thank you for letting me visit. I would like to be a member.
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Signed: 12/13/2009 9:43:45 AM
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paul langlois
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I am a 0n30 modeler and havebeen modelrailroading for 20+ years
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Signed: 12/2/2009 5:02:16 AM
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Posted By:
Huw Griffiths
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Brilliant site - lots of great models - excellent tutorials.
I'll definitely be back.
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Signed: 11/27/2009 6:57:27 PM
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Very useful site with loads of quality
'how to' posts. Found via RMweb in the UK.
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