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MTH dcc decoupling on ES44AC

Are there any issues involving MTH's H0 de/coupling on their ES44AC locos. 

 

Are there coupling issues dependent on the type of coupler it tries to mate to.

Thinking about buying one.

TIA

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Touring the Nashville Road

Hi All,

I never posted this link to this forum after I made the video and posted it to YouTube for the 2012 National Convention in Grand Rapids, MI.  I was hosting several op sessions for the OpSig group during the convention and thought a tour before they arrived would be helpful.  I'm adding it in case you have never seen it and maybe interested.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5Be0KErOyg

O-27 to S scale conversion

 Finally got around to finishing up my S scale Southern Pacific hy cube boxcar. It's an old Lionel O-27 car that I narrowed and replaced the O gauge trucks with S scale trucks to make an S scale Hycube.  I've always like the old red SP auto parts cars so thought this shorter version would make a neat addition to my S scale fleet. ...DaveB

Start a Free-Mo N or Ntrak Group in the NYC Metro region

Hello fellow N-scalers,

I would like to reach out to N-scalers in the greater NY metropolitan area. NY City, Westchester and Long Island to see if there is interest in forming a modular group using either the N-Trak or Free-Mo N standards. Please suggest the best method for contacting you.

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Request yard layout ideas

I am starting to plan the second level of my N scale layout and think that the summit of the helix(4 x 6) should have a yard with a Walthers 130 foot turntable and a scratch built 6 stall roundhouse. one leg off the turntable should be for sand, water, and coal since I added a 2 6 2 Prairie. to my locomotive roster(maybe more will be added in the future) (The rest are diesel).  I have 96" X 18" to work with The first 40" are 24" deep on the left side. The helix exits on the left. the main line consists of 3 tracks Eastbound, Westbound, and Passenger shuttle.

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Frustrated N Scaler

Man, this is getting frustrating. Atlas has new code 80 switches on the slow boat from China, but none of them are Customlines, they got code 55 #5's but no flex track. I have a lot of code 80 flex, a pair of left #4 Customlines, another pair of left #6 Customlines, 15*, 30* and 90* crossings....what's a frustrated N Scaler to do without any right switches? I am banging my head against the wall and all that I can think of is life would be so much simpler if I only had one right switch or two....

http://youtu.be/qjfSv9JwXgA

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Not what I expect to have to do

So, for a while I have been working on a scratch built church.  1 of the items I have thought I had a bead on was adding stained glass windows.  Well, over the last 3 days, I have learned "not so fast".

Step 1 was to find photos of such windows on the internet and copy them to my hard drive.

Step 2 was to resize the windows I finally chose to the opening size in the window frames.  (Note that there are 4 different size windows, 3 done with the casts and 1 done custom by me.)

Looking for Upper Deck design idea's

Good Morning,

I am looking for ideas on building my second ( upper ) deck on an HO layout. This is a free standing layout with no wall support. I would like to avoid fastening to the ceiling if possible.

My main area's of interest are the loop at the end of the peninsula. I anticipate the widest point of overhang will be 18" to 21" in some spots. I am using dimensional lumber.

Any suggestions and or pictures ( love those pictures ) would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

Jeff Z in CT

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Benchwork complete!

Hi all.

Not much done these last days. Just placed 3cm foam on top of my benchwork, using Liquid Nails. This is ideal for me, because this way, I can make some depressions on the surface easily. The ground isn't  flat, so we must try to represent these irregularities. For this I use foam, as I have done in the past.


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