I must say that this magazine is great it is high quality and a good group of people and they always reply very promptly. If anybody else has experiences like this I reallly do think we should thanks the for their hard work

I have been working with the panel for some weeks now, sorted out a couple of electrical issues. Played with it enough to realize that while my basic idea was sound, some of the LED placements were suboptimal. Essentially I had been struggling with how to signal the thing -- on a layout this small probably overkill but it did provide some measure of idiot-proofing for areas that were obscured from the command location. Anyhow, it has been fun and is starting to make some sort of sense.

I love to see all the comments I recive and especially the fact that they are all nnice a tthing I have noticed from the model railroad community. If you can look at my other posts I am looking for some HO scale supplies cheap/donated or some chicago area operating sessions. 

I have noticed a dying amount of railoraders in magazines and just in general. In my school I am the only person into railroading and sadly get made fun of for it. I will be working on a blog with short entries each day consisting of my experiences and ways to get people interested.

HELLO I NEED IDEAS

This is a good storage tool you can use a lego tile on top of a lego plate with a two stud gap in the middle example if you use a 4x8 plate you should put the tiles on either edge. Go to this link- http://shop.lego.com/en-US/Pick-A-Brick-ByTheme and search for 4x8 plates and 1x8 flat tiles (those are the largest possible) I recommend layering the plates to make a strong base but it can be as long as you want.

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New Job has kept me very busy but we have a new video update on the Colorado Front Range Railroad. A look at the work in Palmer Lake and our first experiment into LED layout lighting. One time laps of Jonathan working on the computer wiring.
Enjoy the video and Happy model railroading

Mike Deverell

Colorado Front Range Railroad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjRqsGah2CA

Due to popular demand, the Endless Mountains Model Railroad Club is now accepting mail orders for our Nicholson Bridge centennial boxcar, in both HO and O scales.

If we are going to get more people into model railroading, some myths need to be dispelled. One is that it is an expensive hobby.

I found this picture in a book can naybody make sense of it (sorry it is sideways)