[PRCo] Re: Pittsburgh dump car
Jim Holland
PRCoPCC at P-R-Co.com
Wed Aug 29 17:40:14 EDT 2007
>Howard Andrews wrote::
>Jim - thanks for the kind words. I've attached a few photos
>that were done last year when I showed my Modules at
>the NRMA Division 6 public show.
>I don't have a layout - no room in the house for that.
>So, I'm busy building modules.
Thank You for the new set of pictures. I had to modify your URL to get
itto work:: http://www.wideopenwest.com/~handrews1534/[1]
This leads right into something I forgot to mention in my previous post.
Maybe You and Bob Dietrich can get together at PTM on occasion; with all
these modules and Pittsburgh emphasis it would be Quite A Treat. Guess
East Penn meets are a little far for you to travel!
>Guess I need to add - the Detroit United Railways Club is alive
>and well. There are about 20 of us active here in the area.
>About half of us have or are building modules that we
>take out the train shows in the area. Yea, East Penn is the
>inspiration for that.
Did you know Bazil Motoligin? He had beautiful Detroit "O"-Scale models.
There were also some large scale // ride on modelers in MI, possibly Detroit
area.
>If you'd like to see some progress photos of my modules
>going together I did a little web site:
http://www.wideopenwest.com/~handrews1534/[1[2]]
>It is rather out of date - but I've been spending time building modules
>rather than updating htlm. When (if?) I get time will update the web
>site.
>Howard
>>On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:39:40 -0700, Jim Holland wrote
>>"Howard Andrews" <hwandrews at wowway.com[1]>[3] wrote::
>>Here's a few photos of the Dump I built. I took lots of photos of
>>551 at PTM to help with the construction.
>>I did do a how-to on building this for Trolley Talk but I'm not
>>sure when it's going to be printed.
>
>>2nd place was my model of PRCo's 3812, I've included a photo of that.
>
>>Howard
>
>Incredibly nice modeling of the whole scene. Could you Please
>share some more photos of your layout? Layout schematic?
>
>Since you earned your award at the NMRA meet, why not submit your
>article to the NMRA as well? Precious little on Traction there
>and they may really embrace the article. Remind the NMRA that
>you won an NMRA award at the Michigan meet.
>
>Peter Weiglin is experiencing great delays in publishing TT -- it
>is Very Difficult to step into something and be Up To Speed right
>from the get go especially when this is not the primary business but
>a Hobby Related Business. Peter is employed full time elsewhere,
>has a Family, and enjoysother hobbies which require his traveling!
> It doesn't help that we enjoy a hobby that is on the decline!
> There were fits and starts to TT after Birdella Wagner -- someone
>here in Marin purchased it but didn't makea go of it. Then it
>went to the former Priest who diligently built itup where
>advertizing increased significantly! Hope Peter is able to
>further the tradition with TT. It I~S volunteer articles like
>yours which keep such a publication going.
>
>Jim__Holland
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