I'm not sure anyone ever answered the question, what is a wiki? It comes from the Hawaiian term, wiki wiki, meaning "hurry up" or "go fast." That's what it was intended to do. Tony Thompson

Tim O'Connor wrote: Tim, Thanks for the reminder about the Mainline Modeler feature. As for the underframes, of course I'm worried. I need to determine whether I have to obsess about having the right

...On the other hand, as soon as I posted this it occurred to me what no doubt occurred immedately to some of you, that the Red Caboose welded tank cars do keep coming along in some regrettably

Thanks, Peter ==== benjaminfrank_hom wrote: -- -- Peter J. McClosky Formerly of Los Angeles, CA Now Living in Eugene, Oregon http://home.earthlink.net/~pmcclosky pmcclosky@...

Peter McClosky asked: "What is the URL for the NEBW site?" http://railroad.union.rpi.edu/ Ben Hom

Which makes me acutely aware that I wouldn't know if a car had the wrong underframe or not. I looked up and found images of the ARA and Duryea underframes on the NEB&W site, and a PS-1 detail part.

I apologize for the message to the list regarding John Nehrich, which I intended to go only to Marty McGuirk. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave.,

The April issue of The Keystone Modeler is online at http://www.prrths.com/Keystone%20Modeler/Keystone_Modeler.htm Articles of interest include: - Modeling an ND and NDA Cabin Car by Jack Consoli -

Jerry Weisman asked: "I'm using the full two-line address(s) and getting a refusal of the page. Am I the only one having this problem?" Jerry, cut and paste both lines into the address field of

Marty McGuirk wrote: Don't forget "stolen" by John. Some of us have to police his site so he removes all the stuff he puts up that he has no permission for. And after awhile it all happens

Mike, The NEB&W site is an excellent resource, and I've always found it well worth the $5 monthly fee. I think the Wiki discussion has morphed into trying to determine a why to achive, on line,

The Kato wheel sets are unusually narrow. Either 0.950" or 0.960" replacement axle lengths will do quite well. On test, these trucks with OEM wheel sets measure 19-20 in rollability

Now that Ted and Tom have mangled the Rr-19 description, here's an attempt to set the record straight: RR-19s 31254 and 31255 had flat plate ends. As Tom says, these two cars are what the mini-kit

Mike, What is the URL for the NEBW site? Mike Aufderheide wrote: Peter -- -- Peter J. McClosky Formerly of Los Angeles, CA Now Living in Eugene,

Thanks guys, that's what I thought it might be, looks like I'll need to try to get one. -Jon mini- Murphy 4100. Dreadnaught

Armand, See: http://www.steamfreightcars.com/prototype/frtcars/duryeacbc.html "A. Premo" <armprem@...> wrote: Can anyone point me to a source of Duryea underframe

All, One group to be applauded in the listing of the accuracy of models and paint schemes is the NEBW site. For someone like me, with limited knowledge, it is great place to look to see if I'm

Can anyone point me to a source of Duryea underframe drawings?(Needed to get away from wikis for awhile)<G>Armand Premo

Marty- I believe there are more and more N Scalers that care about the prototypes for their cars....I suspect sales of Micro-Trains cars are falling off not only because of the great competition from

timboconnor wrote: No, Tim, YOU'RE the one objecting to paper records and having flights of fancy how electronic media are better. YOU'RE the one who said "paper is heavy etc.etc." Uh, the