Earlier in this forum I asked about how to get a feel for the age of Loco's and their quality. Now how about rolling stock. I have a Burlington high cube 41' box car smooth sides PN 5139 along with a dozen other cars with 4 digit PN's. Thanks for the help...Boxman

Thanks guys..Boxman

When I see an older diesal engine for sale on ebay I don't know what I am looking at by just the Model # of Bachmann engine. For example: Lighted F9 Diesal PN 61550. Is there a chart telling me how old it is and a better description of what exactly is a F9 a long with other early model diesals Bachmann made. Any help would be great...Boxman

I am going, I will be the one in a little electric power chair I will be there till 9pm...Boxman

Walthers in Milwaukee has a train layout in their back room that has 600 feet of main line and has been continuously worked on for 32 years. They now have to tear it down because walthers needs the space. They will run the trains for the last time on Thusday nite the 26th of Feb between 7-10pm Boxman

Thanks, Barry

By not responding does that mean no? Boxman

I want to put down some roads on my layout. Is there templates that I can lay down so I get the size and markings right on the asphalt roads and size for the gravel roads. This would be N scale. Thanks...Boxman

On the back of my controller I have a place for fixed DC and variable DC, which one would I use for my main line and then what would the other one be for...Thanks, Boxman

Any chance you would be coming out with an E-Z track conversion piece so I can attach regular track to the E-Z track...Boxman

Well I powered them up and tightened the top screw They are working fine know...Boxman

Thanks James, could you send the instructions I was going to buy another brand of turnout because it is so frustrating. I would like to try adjusting the spring first. Thank you...Boxman

I have 3 right hand turnouts. One is powered and two I switch manual. When my engines run through the non powered turnouts they get hung up. Sometimes coming and sometimes going. The little piece of track that switches seems to move a little when they go by. I have the manual swich pushed all the way over but they don't seem to lock. My powered switch has no problems. Any ideas. Thanks...Boxman

what is a good break in period before you load it up?

would you need a power feed (terminal track) at each heel of the switch tracks??? I have the same problem. also what does "power routing" mean?...Boxman