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Warflight

YES!

A pot of tea... a nice Rose Tobacco on the hookah... and a new issue of MRH.

Nobody bother me for a while.

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Chuck P

What's new...

Athearn SD38 is RTR, not Genesis.

HO - Western New York - 1987 era
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Dennis M. Drury

New issue not linked to in forum

I've tried this on two different computers.  If I'm on the forum and click the "Get current issue" right above recent posts it takes me to the August issue.  I've also tried refreshing the webpage, no success.  Any thoughts?

Dennis M. Drury

Dayton, NV

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Craig Townsend

Modeling chart download error

Joe, I'm having problems downloading the subscriber extra modeling chart. After I unzip the file it says in valid format. This is on a Android phone. (Previously downloaded successfully the painting guide). Will try on my tablet and see if it works.
 

Edit: Downloaded  just fine on the tablet. Handy chart, but is there a way we could add large scale sizes too?

Craig

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joef

Corrupted download file

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I'm having problems downloading the subscriber extra modeling chart. After I unzip the file it says in valid format.

The zip file is fine, that error generally means a corrupted download. I just now tried a download and it came down and unzipped fine for me.

Joe Fugate​
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine

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joef

Like what, for instance?

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Downloaded just fine on the tablet. Handy chart, but is there a way we could add large scale sizes too?

Like what scales, for instance? Large scale is actually a huge collection of scales ... per the NMRA:

The term “LS” for ”Large Scales” standards covers all common commercial scales running on LS 45mm gauge track - 1:32, 1:29, 1:24, 1:22.5, and 1:20.3

There's just not enough columns on a sheet of paper to hold all those along with the other scales too! Now if someone wants to make up a totally new chart just for all the LS sizes above, we'll publish it.

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Craig Townsend

Common sizes in 45mm gauge

Joe, Those are the common sizes in large scale except for 7/8th. I might already have a listing for 1/29. I think I've seen a similar chart for 1.20.3. Let me look around and get back to you. I understand that LS is a minority among the hobby, but its nice to see MRH willing to reach out to these modelers. Craig
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Jim at BSME

typo in Imagineering column

On "page" 21 second to last line reads: ...has to be reacting (even if passively) to very other figure, so... , obviously very should be every.

This is the online edition from the link above.

- Jim B.
Baltimore Society of Model Engineers, Estd. 1932
O & HO Scale model railroading
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Jim at BSME

New issue

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I've tried this on two different computers.  If I'm on the forum and click the "Get current issue" right above recent posts it takes me to the August issue.  I've also tried refreshing the webpage, no success.  Any thoughts?

Dennis M. Drury

Dennis, remember the new issue is released here in the forum the weekend before it is released as the current issue, hence why you had the problem with the current issue still being August when you tried the link. Actually I thought the new issue was released the first Monday of the month, but I'm sure Monday being a Holiday changed that for September.

- Jim B.
Baltimore Society of Model Engineers, Estd. 1932
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joef

It's now the last Fri of the previous month

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Actually I thought the new issue was released the first Monday of the month, but I'm sure Monday being a Holiday changed that for September.

We have permanently changed the issue release date to the last Friday of the previous month. This way the issue is ALWAYS out before the first.

The first Monday release date would result in an issue coming as late as the 7th of the month. We would get frantic emails from modelers looking for the next month's issue once the first of the month came and went. This way, we always beat the first of the month, sometimes by as much as 7 days early.

Joe Fugate​
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine

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Warflight

Last Friday of the Month

Ahhh... I see Joe covered it.

Yeah... if I don't get my MRH BEFORE I get my print magazine subscriptions, I start to panic!

hehehehehehe...

 

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dapenguin

Found a Typo

Found a Typo on page 123 of the horizontal version.

Next to Fig 5 (order 231) next to last paragraph, next to last line.  It reads "who has the information ont he train sheet. Let’s see how the".  Should that not be "on the train sheet"?

TCC:}

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