More stuff from the 'train guy'

[bill.young]

Hey Russ,

Have you ever considered adopting someone...I'm available!

[chiloquinruss]

James, yes I do!

Bill, there is a waiting list! Russ

[backyard_cnc]

Hey Russ,

The cars look very cool. I am new to both SHOPBOTTING and Large Scale model rail. I bought a used 2004 PRT and I also have a small 7.5" gauge battery "Diesel" shunter locomotive to run at the local track, The Manitoba Live Steamers" Hope to also make a few cars such as yours on the BOT, Been looking for ideas and keen right now to start a Caboose for behind my engineers car. Have a steamer under construction but that will take many years due to my large number of projects and interests!


Gerald

[myxpykalix]

Russ when i see your pictures this pops in my head:

Charlie says, "love my good and plenty",
Charlie says "really rings the bell"
Charlie says "love my good and plenty,
don't know any other candy that i love so well"

WOOO...WOOO

[Acmeaviator]

Wow - very nice Russ. I am a huge fan of narrow gauge trains - keep up the great work

[gene]

Do you ever use the files you have made to do multiple cars that are the same ? The R R is awsome

[gus]

32 mi. of track, I can think of some real railroads (1900s logging type) that didn't have that much track. You do nice work.

My Dad was a engineer on the DM&IR and as a kid I got to ride with him on one of the last coal fired Mallet locomotives. You could do things like that back then. Here is a link to a survivor that is now sitting next to the 3 Spot in Two Harbors, MN. http://lakecountyhistoricalsociety.o...t-steam-engine

[chiloquinruss]

DM&IR had some really big choo-choo's! Russ