Locos - Rolling stock (general)

Extreme diesel weathering ...

Hello everyone.

Hope you enjoy the following images. Hopefully the color looks right as I seem to have an issue with color profile on my end. Let me know how they look on your monitors if you don't mind. This is a sneak peak of some of the Allagash diesel roster, which has recently been weathered. I was really getting tired of looking at a roster of clean locos. it was time to get 'em dirty! I've also included a couple of pics of Atlantic Great Eastern (AGE) Alco RS11s as well. The AGE interchanges with the AGR and we have a run-through agreement.

Rolling Stock Graffiti

I was doing a little searching on the google machine trying to find some go-by photos for weathering.  I found this gem and thought I would ask, What are some of the more interesting rolling stock graffiti/art you have come across?

~Leroy~

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Cracked gears

 

I know many of us have had or are having this problem. Cracked gears on your axles. I'm hoping to come up with a fix that is easy to do for those that don't have a lathe or access to one.

Low Profile Wheels for N Scale Locomotives

I am looking for low profile wheels for atlas VO 1000 and KATO RS-2  locomotives.  I have code 40 flex track on a portion of my layout.  My Kato NW-2 have no problems with this track.  Can someone tell me who manufacturers low profile wheel sets for those locomotives?

 

Thanks

Re-gauging N Scale Bachmann 4-8-4

Hello.....

 

I was brought here a few hours ago by the thread that had to do with a Bachmann N scale 4-8-4 not negotiating tight curves.

On further investigating, I found out that a potential problem is that of the wheels being gauged correctly. I know that this must be done GENTLY, but just don't know what to do to decrease the gauge.

Or, am I correct in thinking that the wheels must be tapped down? That sounds like "what could possibly go wrong?"

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Dirty work

Yes, I do have locos (in the cabana)

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On30 Tips, Ideas, & Pictures

 

At Doug's request for some ideas, tips, and pictures I've started this thread.

I modeled both in O and HO scale for a while now and have a few months back decided I needed to stick to one scale in order to get anything finished model wise. Here are some pictures of a project I started but never finished. It's a set of nine On30 wooden boxcars.

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0 standart gauge, help needed

Hello,

for a diorama I need a boxcar and a reefer in standard 0 gauge and in the period between 1880 and 1920.

Unfortunately, I am not familiar with standard gauge. I've found a reefer at Atlas (http://www.atlaso.com/o36woodreefer12.htm) and MTH (http://www.mthtrains.com/content/20-94368).

Can someone give me a tip where I can find a suitable boxcar? Whether RtR or kit. I only found postwar models.
Thanks for your help.

Martin


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