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Nice work guys . I am in and around Latham/Cohoes , NY , where the Mohawk dumps into the Hudson . I plan on visiting JP Trains & Hobbies as UMTRR suggested , as soon as the girls get back from the mall .
ClausHow is the florist foam working out? Is it better than the regular stuff (pink/blue) or just what you had available.
Quote from: up1950s on September 30, 2007, 03:21:37 PMNice work guys . I am in and around Latham/Cohoes , NY , where the Mohawk dumps into the Hudson . I plan on visiting JP Trains & Hobbies as UMTRR suggested , as soon as the girls get back from the mall . Hope they take a real long time at the mall :JP's is open noon - 7pm Wed thru Saturday in "the summer" which is defined as from Memorial Day to the end of September. This coming Sunday, Oct 7th will be the first Sunday he's open (noon to 5) since May. If you drop by next Saturday, go in the back and say hello, I'll be the guy working on DCC installs, since I do the store's installs. Been a busy month, about 50 installs, all HO, not a single N (other than mine).
David,Where do you get your Z scale PC ties? Fasttracks, or do you have another source?I agree, keep the coal trestle at all costs
Got started with handlaid Code 25 Z scale track. This represents a change in plan also.Details on the whys and wherefores here: http://jamesriverbranch.net/new.htm
i ran a train and drank a beer. it was a good weekend -steve