NP N scale

[BoxcabE50]

For those who model in N scale- The March/April, 2004 N Scale Railroading has a nice article. NP Budd Slumbercoaches by Mike Skibbe. Pages 54-57.

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Boxcab E50

[ 15. March 2004, 18:21: Message edited by: BoxcabE50 ]

[pray59]

I seen it, got the models, and will make the changes! Thanks Mike! graemlins/notworthy.gif

[HemiAdda2d]

I love that issue! I finally subscribed...
Same with the North Coast Limited build by Mark Jirousek! graemlins/notworthy.gif

[pray59]

I went down to the Golden State Model Railroad Museum and seen that NCL that Mark made. It's real nice.

A guy named Steve Cleere, and NP fan all the way, :D owns and runs it there. They have an N Scale layout that is about 60 feet long.

[theskunk]

pray,
got any pics to share?! i'd love to see that thing!

also, where can i get "n scale magazine" i cant find it anywhere.

-Rob

[BoxcabE50]

Originally posted by theskunk:
where can i get "n scale magazine" i cant find it anywhere.Rob-

I'm embarrassed. redface.gif Somehow, I overlooked this post. My apologies!

There are two N scale magazines. This particular article is in N Scale Railroading Magazine. They do not have a web site. However, you can e-mail them: nscalerailroadn@aol.com

Sorry that I missed this!

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Boxcab E50

[UP_Challenger3985]

Hey pray59,
what happened to your site? i wanted to show my dad some pics from it :(

[HemiAdda2d]

Originally posted by pray59:
I went down to the Golden State Model Railroad Museum and seen that NCL that Mark made. It's real nice.

A guy named Steve Cleere, and NP fan all the way, :D owns and runs it there. They have an N Scale layout that is about 60 feet long. Mark is a master passenger car builder. He has taught me a few things as well. graemlins/notworthy.gif
As for Steve Cleere, way back in the day, I superdetailed a pair of BNSF snoots and thru ebay, sold them to him. Very knowledgeable guy, and friendly as well.
I would love to run that NCL just once...but my layout won't do it a justice.
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[marty coil]

The Golden State Railroad Museum has a site on the wed. Three gauges in the museum, N, HO and O. Boxcab, a guy in the O section has a beeeutiful Milwaukee Road freight train and the Hiwatha in the steam era. Saw it go buy the N layout one day when I visited. I think Chuck at Feather River is also a member there. The Tehachapi loop is right at eye level on the N layout as you enter. Really a nice club layout

[BoxcabE50]

Hemi-

Speaking of layouts, what's been happening on yours? It's been a while since the last update!

Marty-

Will have to find that web site. Hope there might be a photo of that Milw stuff!

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Boxcab E50

[pray59]

Oh wow! I missed this thread for a couple weeks too! My site changed because I changed from cable to dsl. The dsl don't have web hosting, but I got a site from Jason Boche, a member here on the forum.

My new site address is http://raybob.boche.net/

As for pictures of the N Scale NCL train, I did not get any the time I visited the Golden State Model Railroad Museum. I will go visit Chuck the next saturday I have off work, and stop by the club to take pictures.

-Robert

[BoxcabE50]

Robert-

I've bookmarked the new link URL. Glad it's back up again!

By chance have you submitted this information to Railseek.com? If not, hope you will soon!

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Boxcab E50

[marty coil]

Boxcab
Nothing new on the layout. Been working on a variety of cars. Just posted some SPS 'chip' cars for sale. Trying to decal two WP chip cars. Two cabeese are about half done.
Robert
Great site. Just went there. I just bid on one of ypur cabeese. Looking forwardto building one.
And finally-played golf today. The golf course won.............