We apologize for the delay, but this should be available for purchase sometime tomorrow morning (11/1/16)! Here is a video for the ho version they just came out with They ask me for the product number, then they told me they where only taking warranty repairs right now.
Corrosion Resistant Stainless Steel Pressure Gauges
Bart uses a totally unique 5'6 track gauge
So, i can see why no us rail car builder would ever want to tackle a contract
Mark i got behind and just reread what you are doing Is it practical to hide some of the drop with rocks, ripples, etc past the waterfall I was thinking about the james river and the fall line at richmond and realized that the falls are partially hidden by the downstream features Is this for “emergency” use or will it be more often?
Buildings are scale and detailed Streets have oil marks, sidewalks have cracks and have signs and parking meters I paint all my figures and they are dressed for 1957 travel But every once in a while, i engage in a little fantasy
No time for pix, as we are uploading all this in our website now.but here goes.
We are heading to miami and key west later this month and would like to stop at o gauge stores with an 2 hours of miami and on the way to key west I have done the google search, but i would rather have personal recommendations Up into the 1960's the model railroad magazines and literature sometimes referred to q scale John armstrong's book track planning for realistic operation (1963 version) mentioned q scale as using 1.177 track gauge for 1:48 scale, so it was accurate for standard gauge
However, i just saw in wikipedia the explanation that q scale used 1.25 track gauge and 1:45 scale Broadway limited o scale water tower
