Are these the boxcar models with PRR Brunswick Green sides and SOU red cab roofs, and lettered for Santa Fe? I saw one in a color photo postcard dated 1928 so your memory is accurate! It was being

Where do you mount these decoders? In cars? In locos? Under the layout? Jared Harper Athens, GA Jared, it depends on the use. If you take a look at the Soundtraxx"Sound Car" flyer, it lists all the

Where do you mount these decoders? In cars? In locos? Under the layout? Jared Harper Athens, GA

Yes. For the full story go here. http://www.soundtraxx.com/dsd/soundcar/soundcar.php Brian Carlson.

What about wheel clicks over rail joints? Jared Harper Athens, GA

John, I hate to break the news to you, but the bar's logo isn't the same as the CNW. They're still selling the T-shirts at the mall until the club opens. Marty Well...as I recall the logo on my shirt

As an example, most of the Champ PRR decals had been redone and were very accurate. Regards Bruce Smith temporarily in Saint Looey From: STMFC@... [STMFC@...] Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2014 7:18

You need to pick up track power and DCC signals to program them... Jack Burgess Anyone know if they have some way of picking up power from the rails or if they’re battery operated? Clark

Anyone know if they have some way of picking up power from the rails or ifthey’re battery operated? Clark Propst Mason City Iowa Clark, from their instruction sheet, it looks like you figure that

Small suggestion: every hobby other than model railroading calls this adhesive "cyanoacrylate" or CA. The model railroad magazines are now adopting that terminology too. I would recommend the members

Bill: My experience with the Loctite 770/401 system is that the steps are not that critical. The 770 primer creates a chemical reaction with the surface of the plastic, giving it more "tooth" for

Those who need to know the name of the paint shop foreman on the day that car was painted might find little of use in the Champ line. Those of us who are into fallen flags and older eras could

Actually, Champ was in the middle of upgrading many of their decals (I think originally they were mostly printed by the letterpress technique - ala Ben Franklin but were being switched to the better

Clark Propst wrote: That statement is too general. As was mentioned, in more recent years Rich strove to create better decals, and had many experts on individual railroads helping him. For

During the custom decals thread it was mentioned that Champs decals wereout of date. Generic data, real inch size instead of scale inch size letters,etc. Just curious, would these short comings be

Haven’t taken the time to check on built dates, but the “car sounds” guysaid he’d just bought two new Tangent Dri-Flo hoppers (Hope I spelled that rightfrom memory?) Been packing for the St

The ironic part for me is I know a real railroad engineer who said he neverhave sound on his layout. Now, he’s the guy that told me about the ‘freighttrain’ sounds decoder. Anyone know if they

A few hiccups in the process. They remain in business at this time. Had a brief chat with Bill Schaumberg on this. Not dead yet. Pierre

OT but I just received my MRC and while reading noticed it was the June issue. Anyone know what is happening? -- Jon MillerFor me time stopped in 1941Digitrax--Chief/Zephyr systems, JMRI

I live within earshot of a railroad yard, I'll pass on that sound. Pierre Oliverwww.elgincarshops.comwww.yarmouthmodelworks.com On 8/6/2014 5:22 PM, asychis@... [STMFC] wrote: