August 1, 2008:

   Debbie & I are pleased to make this announcement. Many of you may
already know this publication's new owner and if you do, you know
that Bob Nalbone is a dedicated model railroader. Debbie and I will
still be around to help Bob out with proofing, editing, and
advertising. Bob has honored me by allowing me to continue
the "GaSoline Alley" column as long as it draws readers.

  If you are a current subscriber, there is NO reason to panic. The
new owner is honoring existing subscribers. If you are not sure if
you are current with your 1:64MG subscription, all that you need to
do is look at the back of the last 1:64 Modeling Guide issue (Volume
9, Issue 6 & looks like the issue just above this text) and the
information there will tell you if this is your last issue; if you
have 1 or 2 issues left, or the number of the issue in the future
that your subscription expires. You can also email a question about
your subscription if you can't figure any of this out. The first
issue for the new owner will be along shortly in the Fall, 2008.

Sincerely, Richard E Bendever, Group Moderator

My apologies for the "Group Moderator" error in this posting. I
copy/pasted this notice for the 1:64MH Group and forgot to change the
signature. The signature should have been signed, Debbie & Richard
Bendever, DEBENLLC. Geez, Thanks again, Ben www.DrBens.com
--- In NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com, "rebendever"
<yahoo.groups.for@...> wrote:
>
>
>  August 1, 2008:
>
>   Debbie & I are pleased to make this announcement. Many of you may
> already know this publication's new owner and if you do, you know
> that Bob Nalbone is a dedicated model railroader. Debbie and I will
> still be around to help Bob out with proofing, editing, and
> advertising. Bob has honored me by allowing me to continue
> the "GaSoline Alley" column as long as it draws readers.
>
>  If you are a current subscriber, there is NO reason to panic. The
> new owner is honoring existing subscribers. If you are not sure if
> you are current with your 1:64MG subscription, all that you need to
> do is look at the back of the last 1:64 Modeling Guide issue
(Volume
> 9, Issue 6 & looks like the issue just above this text) and the
> information there will tell you if this is your last issue; if you
> have 1 or 2 issues left, or the number of the issue in the future
> that your subscription expires. You can also email a question about
> your subscription if you can't figure any of this out. The first
> issue for the new owner will be along shortly in the Fall, 2008.
>
> Sincerely, Richard E Bendever, Group Moderator
>

Does anyone know of a source for a couple very small DC motors, 12 volts or
less?  By small, I mean about the size of a pencil eraser, 1/4" diameter or so,
and shaft diameter will do.  Torque requirements are minimal, just to be used on
an "automation" project.  I priced suitable Sugamis at Caboose Hobbies
yesterday, and they are much too expnesive for the job.

Any leads much apreciated.

Gerry Cole


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Jerry,
 
  Flying Zoo made just such a motor, and I happen to have one that I don't
need.  Contact me off-list to arrange a "prisoner transfer"... :-)
 
  Paul Scoles

--- On Thu, 8/7/08, usairman737@... <usairman737@...> wrote:

From: usairman737@... <usairman737@...>
Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Source for Small DC motors
To: "Modeling Digest Airliner" <airlinermodelling@yahoogroups.com>, "NWNG Sn3
Group" <NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Thursday, August 7, 2008, 2:49 PM






Does anyone know of a source for a couple very small DC motors, 12 volts or
less? By small, I mean about the size of a pencil eraser, 1/4" diameter or so,
and shaft diameter will do. Torque requirements are minimal, just to be used on
an "automation" project. I priced suitable Sugamis at Caboose Hobbies yesterday,
and they are much too expnesive for the job.

Any leads much apreciated.

Gerry Cole

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Gerry,

Try Nigel Lawton in the UK; very helpful guy.

http://www.nigellawton009.com/VeeTipper.html


Regards
Rod Hutchinson
Melbourne, Australia



Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Source for Small DC motors

Does anyone know of a source for a couple very small DC motors, 12 volts
or less?  By small, I mean about the size of a pencil eraser, 1/4"
diameter or so, and shaft diameter will do.  Torque requirements are
minimal, just to be used on an "automation" project.  I priced suitable
Sugamis at Caboose Hobbies yesterday, and they are much too expnesive
for the job.

Any leads much apreciated.

Gerry Cole

The new website www.thesupplycar.com for access to TOMALCO parts

Thanks,

Bob McCarthy
THE SUPPLY CAR, LLC
www.thesupplycar.com
thesupplycar@...

That sounds about the same size as the motors that come in the Zip-Zap R/C cars
from RadioShack - customizing kits including motors and various gear sets are
relatively cheap.

Keep in touch!

Don Munsey, Jr                    dmunseyjr@...
S/Sn42, Hn42 and LEGO Radio controlled train operator
River Logging fan
Big Sandy & Cumberland RR fan
Virginian Rwy fan
Bonsai grasshopper
Living in the UpperRightCorner of Louisiana.


   ----- Original Message -----
   From: usairman737@...
   To: Modeling Digest Airliner ; NWNG Sn3 Group
   Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2008 4:49 PM
   Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Source for Small DC motors


   Does anyone know of a source for a couple very small DC motors, 12 volts or
less? By small, I mean about the size of a pencil eraser, 1/4" diameter or so,
and shaft diameter will do. Torque requirements are minimal, just to be used on
an "automation" project. I priced suitable Sugamis at Caboose Hobbies yesterday,
and they are much too expnesive for the job.

   Any leads much apreciated.

   Gerry Cole

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Another source is pagers and electric toothbrushes and the like.  Small
motors that tun on low voltage DC.

Robert

Rio Grande Models has a new item for you D&RGW and RGS fans.

It is a roundhouse stove.   Used to heat the cold engine houses in the
winter.   Stove is cast in white metal and the P/N is 3345-SS.   They are $3.00
each.   See a photo of one at our web site www.riograndemodels.com

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Hi All,
I am interested in the resin kits offered by Don Heimburger of Scenery
Unlimited, specifically the baggage and RPO.  If you have such kits or
others,and want to part with them, please give me an email or a call.
Jerry Wilson  720-353-8608 steamer461  @  yahoo.com

Has anybody out there re-gauged the Kato NW-2 HO diesel to Sn3, and are you
willing to share details?  I have heard it's easy, but since this is my first
attempt I'd feel better with some pointers.

Thanks in advance,
Gerry Cole


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Gerry:

Years ago, in an effort to have both an less-expensive (than brass) loco for
track testing
and an inexpensive test bed for a DCC installation, I journeyed to Caboose in
search of an
early diesel switcher to re-gauge. I was hoping for a roundhouse box cab, but
discovered
tightening the gauge about 3/32" from HO to Sn3 would be a job. A sales guy and
I looked
at a number of locos and I finally settled on a Life Like ALCO S1 or S2, as that
was both
small and somewhat representative of SP's "Little Giant."

On this particular loco, the wheel sets fit into a tube axle: cut the tube axle
and install
some washers made from styrene between the wheels and sideframes and you are
good to
go! I suggest looking for this arrangement when considering candidates to
re-gauge.

I wish I could say the decoder installation went as smoothly. I had to ditch the
cab detai to
fit two 1/2" speakers back-to-backl, and the decoder barely fit under the hood.
With
some help from Soundtraxx, I got it all in, and the diesel works pretty well,
though the
whole thing set me back more than I had planned. But, it is a lot less than a
painted brass
engine with sound. If the diesel takes a swan dive on new track, I will probably
be a lot
less upset!

I doubt the model I have is still in production, though I have seen them at
train shows. I
bought an SP unit, and painted out the SP lettering to create a more generic
scheme with
some safety strips. An AT&SF unit in the early B&W scheme would work well too.

Good luck!

Keith

--- In NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com, usairman737@... wrote:
>
> Has anybody out there re-gauged the Kato NW-2 HO diesel to Sn3, and are you
willing
to share details?  I have heard it's easy, but since this is my first attempt
I'd feel better with
some pointers.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Gerry Cole
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Gerry,



I made this conversion about a year ago.  Purchased the unit from Steve
DePolo and with his advice, had a go at it.  My biggest problem was getting
the shell off of the frame.  I finally had to go to the Kato website and
download instructions for removing it.  Either I am simple minded or it is
tougher than you might think.  Beyond that it was pretty easy.  The drive
uses a split axle configuration, and you are literally removing a bit of
axle in the middle (so they don't touch) and then shifting the wheel (axle
and all) into the truck assembly until they are in gauge.  I was also able
to file off some of the weight in the long hood and place a lenz decoder on
top of the weight for DCC control.  I did not add sound as I only wanted an
inexpensive power unit to run my track cleaning train.



I hope this helps you.  Good luck with it.



John Hartline



From: NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com [mailto:NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of usairman737@...
Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 3:12 AM
To: NWNG Sn3 Group; Yahoo Sn3 Group
Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Re-gauging an HO KATO NW2 to Sn3



Has anybody out there re-gauged the Kato NW-2 HO diesel to Sn3, and are you
willing to share details? I have heard it's easy, but since this is my first
attempt I'd feel better with some pointers.

Thanks in advance,
Gerry Cole

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Howdy Friends

We have completed our move to the new office location.  Still have a
bunch to unpack, and it will take weeks to recover our energy, but the
new place is working out well. Phone, fax and address are posted below.


Latest status....

Newest logging kits on the shelf include the McCabe Planing Shed in S &
O - http://www.btsrr.com/bts8225.htm - and the O scale McCabe Sawdust
Shed - http://www.btsrr.com/bts8220.htm     The Slatyfork Sawmill in S
scale is nearing completion - http://www.btsrr.com/bts8300.htm     All
of these are still available in HO scale.

Coming next for S & O is the American Flag Company.  HO version is on
the shelf, ready to ship - http://www.btsrr.com/bts8108.htm

Next HO kit will be the C&O Thurmond Depot.  S & O versions will follow.

More rolling stock from the American Civil War and 1880s eras will be
out shortly in HO, S & O.

And new detail castings are in stock in HO, S & O -
http://www.btsrr.com/btsnewdetails.htm

Thanks
Bill

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      B.T.S.                    RR 1  Box 141A, Belington, WV  26250
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Hi folks,

   I've just finished a new DVD, titled "Running Trains - Anatomy of an
Operating Session".  It's a one hour instructional video, and is loaded
with information about operation.  It was shot during one of my monthly
operating get-togethers.

   If you're interested and want more information, go here -

   http://www.paulscoles.com

   Thanks...

   Paul

Now that I'm installing Tusnamis, I was wondering if there is a market for
the (used) Soundtraxx DSD decoders? I will check the Yahoo Soundtraxx group
as soon as I find there policy on sales.

Paul Claffey

full inventory at this time (with wiring harness and plug):

3 DSD 150 never installed (K36,Shay,EBT)
1 DSD never installed (?)
2 DSD 150 used (Shay,EBT) more to come
    with 30 day full return.

Paul, what is the url for the Soundtraxx group site???

Paddy


> Now that I'm installing Tusnamis, I was wondering if there is a
market for
> the (used) Soundtraxx DSD decoders? I will check the Yahoo
Soundtraxx group
> as soon as I find there policy on sales.
>
> Paul Claffey
>
> full inventory at this time (with wiring harness and plug):
>
> 3 DSD 150 never installed (K36,Shay,EBT)
> 1 DSD never installed (?)
> 2 DSD 150 used (Shay,EBT) more to come
>    with 30 day full return.
>

Paddy

here you go - soundtraxx@yahoogroups.com

Paul

-----Original Message-----
From: NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com [mailto:NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Patrick
Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2008 3:32 PM
To: NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Re: Sountraxx DSD ?


Paul, what is the url for the Soundtraxx group site???

Paddy


> Now that I'm installing Tusnamis, I was wondering if there is a
market for
> the (used) Soundtraxx DSD decoders? I will check the Yahoo
Soundtraxx group
> as soon as I find there policy on sales.
>
> Paul Claffey
>
> full inventory at this time (with wiring harness and plug):
>
> 3 DSD 150 never installed (K36,Shay,EBT)
> 1 DSD never installed (?)
> 2 DSD 150 used (Shay,EBT) more to come
>    with 30 day full return.
>

I will likely order one with the next paycheck, Paul.

What if really wish you would consider is a DVD demonstrating model
rairoad photography, as you do it better than most anyone.

Jim

Hi Jim,
 
  I'll look forward to your order...
 
  Good idea about a video on photography.  Let me think about it for awhile.
 
  Maybe combine photography with something else?  I dunno...
 
  Paul

--- On Fri, 8/22/08, Jim Courtney <jcourtmd@...> wrote:

From: Jim Courtney <jcourtmd@...>
Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Re: New DVD...
To: NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, August 22, 2008, 2:07 PM






I will likely order one with the next paycheck, Paul.

What if really wish you would consider is a DVD demonstrating model
rairoad photography, as you do it better than most anyone.

Jim


















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Model Train Software

For those who may be interested;
Since I'm leaving the hobby I have the following software for sale.

From Evan Designs <http://www.modeltrainsoftware.com/>

The following software packs are listed with the sellers price,
which totals $100.00.

I will let them go for $60.00 which includes priority mail S&H in
the United States.

Model Builder - $45.00
Brickyard - $15.00
Window Designer - $40.00

Clark Womack
clarkwomack@...

--- In NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com, "Jim Courtney" <jcourtmd@...>
wrote:
>
> I will likely order one with the next paycheck, Paul.
>
> What if really wish you would consider is a DVD demonstrating model
> rairoad photography, as you do it better than most anyone.
>
> Jim
>


Actually, I asked Paul to do this a couple years ago!  8*)

Robert

Robert, Jim, and others...
 
  What sort of info are you looking for in a photography video?  How to get good
results with an inexpensive camera?  Or perhaps how to use pro gear?  Or...?
 
  The biggest thing in photography isn't which fancy camera you use, or whether
you have mastered Photo Shop.  It's how to use lights properly.
 
  Anyway, I'll be interested in any feedback from the group...
 
  Paul

--- On Mon, 8/25/08, Robert R Harmen, D.D.S. <unitcoaltrains@...> wrote:

From: Robert R Harmen, D.D.S. <unitcoaltrains@...>
Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Re: New DVD...
To: NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 3:58 PM






--- In NWNG-Sn3Group@ yahoogroups. com, "Jim Courtney" <jcourtmd@.. .>
wrote:
>
> I will likely order one with the next paycheck, Paul.
>
> What if really wish you would consider is a DVD demonstrating model
> rairoad photography, as you do it better than most anyone.
>
> Jim
>

Actually, I asked Paul to do this a couple years ago! 8*)

Robert


















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Paul, as a long time film shooter and recent convert to digital, here
is what I think would help.

1) Lighting basics...........is color temp a factor any longer?
Placement?

2) Angle of the shot?  Shoting upward?  Composition

3) Tricks for depth of field......a discussion of Helicon focus perhaps?

4) Digital editing basics.  How do you add smoke to the smokestack?
Remove unwanted items?

5) use of a tripod?

6) Would try to cover use of a point and shoot as well as an slr style
camera.

Marc LaChey
Richardson, TX


On Aug 25, 2008, at 6:39 PM, Paul Scoles wrote:

> Robert, Jim, and others...
>
>   What sort of info are you looking for in a photography video?  How
> to get good results with an inexpensive camera?  Or perhaps how to
> use pro gear?  Or...?
>
>   The biggest thing in photography isn't which fancy camera you use,
> or whether you have mastered Photo Shop.  It's how to use lights
> properly.
>
>   Anyway, I'll be interested in any feedback from the group...
>
>   Paul
>
> --- On Mon, 8/25/08, Robert R Harmen, D.D.S.
> <unitcoaltrains@...> wrote:
>
> From: Robert R Harmen, D.D.S. <unitcoaltrains@...>
> Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Re: New DVD...
> To: NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 3:58 PM
>
> --- In NWNG-Sn3Group@ yahoogroups. com, "Jim Courtney" <jcourtmd@.. .>
> wrote:
> >
> > I will likely order one with the next paycheck, Paul.
> >
> > What if really wish you would consider is a DVD demonstrating model
> > rairoad photography, as you do it better than most anyone.
> >
> > Jim
> >
>
> Actually, I asked Paul to do this a couple years ago! 8*)
>
> Robert
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>



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Yes.  Modern digital cameras, even the cheap ones, take some of the guess
work out of operating the camera itself--even compensating for color balance
to some degree.  But how to light the scenes would be great.  Some basic
photo shop skills like how to add smoke and steam would be nice, too.  I've
always admired the great photography like Paul's and others and it's the
lighting that makes it impressive.

That's my $0.02.

Larry

________________________________

From: Paul Scoles

Robert, Jim, and others...

   What sort of info are you looking for in a photography video?  How to get
good results with an inexpensive camera?  Or perhaps how to use pro gear?
Or...?

   The biggest thing in photography isn't which fancy camera you use, or
whether you have mastered Photo Shop.  It's how to use lights properly.

   Anyway, I'll be interested in any feedback from the group...

Larry, and the gang...
 
  After receiving several e-mails urging me to consider a photo DVD, I'm now
giving it serious thought.
 
  I'll let you all know soon...
 
  Paul

--- On Mon, 8/25/08, LARRY KLOSE <lklose@...> wrote:

From: LARRY KLOSE <lklose@...>
Subject: RE: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Re: New DVD...
To: NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 6:25 PM






Yes. Modern digital cameras, even the cheap ones, take some of the guess
work out of operating the camera itself--even compensating for color balance
to some degree. But how to light the scenes would be great. Some basic
photo shop skills like how to add smoke and steam would be nice, too. I've
always admired the great photography like Paul's and others and it's the
lighting that makes it impressive.

That's my $0.02.

Larry

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Paul Scoles

Robert, Jim, and others...

What sort of info are you looking for in a photography video? How to get
good results with an inexpensive camera? Or perhaps how to use pro gear?
Or...?

The biggest thing in photography isn't which fancy camera you use, or
whether you have mastered Photo Shop. It's how to use lights properly.

Anyway, I'll be interested in any feedback from the group...




















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Hi Marc,
 
  Thanks for the ideas.  They're all good...  A number of people have written,
saying they'd like such a DVD, so I'll be giving it serious thought over the
next few days.
 
  I'm not sure if anyone has done such a video in the model railroad field up to
now, so maybe it is a viable project.  We'll see...
 
  Paul 
 
 
--- On Mon, 8/25/08, Marc LaChey <mdlachey@...> wrote:

From: Marc LaChey <mdlachey@...>
Subject: Re: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Re: New DVD...
To: NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 5:17 PM






Paul, as a long time film shooter and recent convert to digital, here
is what I think would help.

1) Lighting basics...... .....is color temp a factor any longer?
Placement?

2) Angle of the shot? Shoting upward? Composition

3) Tricks for depth of field......a discussion of Helicon focus perhaps?

4) Digital editing basics. How do you add smoke to the smokestack?
Remove unwanted items?

5) use of a tripod?

6) Would try to cover use of a point and shoot as well as an slr style
camera.

Marc LaChey
Richardson, TX

On Aug 25, 2008, at 6:39 PM, Paul Scoles wrote:

> Robert, Jim, and others...
>
> What sort of info are you looking for in a photography video? How
> to get good results with an inexpensive camera? Or perhaps how to
> use pro gear? Or...?
>
> The biggest thing in photography isn't which fancy camera you use,
> or whether you have mastered Photo Shop. It's how to use lights
> properly.
>
> Anyway, I'll be interested in any feedback from the group...
>
> Paul
>
> --- On Mon, 8/25/08, Robert R Harmen, D.D.S.
> <unitcoaltrains@ aol.com> wrote:
>
> From: Robert R Harmen, D.D.S. <unitcoaltrains@ aol.com>
> Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Re: New DVD...
> To: NWNG-Sn3Group@ yahoogroups. com
> Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 3:58 PM
>
> --- In NWNG-Sn3Group@ yahoogroups. com, "Jim Courtney" <jcourtmd@.. .>
> wrote:
> >
> > I will likely order one with the next paycheck, Paul.
> >
> > What if really wish you would consider is a DVD demonstrating model
> > rairoad photography, as you do it better than most anyone.
> >
> > Jim
> >
>
> Actually, I asked Paul to do this a couple years ago! 8*)
>
> Robert
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>

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Paul,

I too think such a DVD would pay for itself.  Especially if you title it for
for general model building rather than "Photograph your model railroad".

Show the setup, take a photo and paste it into your timeline, and repeat.

I would make it for digital photos rather than 6 by 4.5 Hasselblad cameras.

Darryl Huffman
Anchorage, Alaska
dlhuffman@...

2 hour tree making DVD available at:

http://www.darrylhuffman.50megs.com/index.html
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Scoles" <pbscoles@...>
To: <NWNG-Sn3Group@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2008 7:03 PM
Subject: Re: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Re: New DVD...


Hi Marc,

Thanks for the ideas. They're all good... A number of people have written,
saying they'd like such a DVD, so I'll be giving it serious thought over the
next few days.

I'm not sure if anyone has done such a video in the model railroad field up
to now, so maybe it is a viable project. We'll see...

Paul

I'm setting my money aside for it ....
 Mike Conder
Paul Scoles wrote:




  Thanks for the ideas.  They're all good...  A number of people have written,
saying they'd like such a DVD, so I'll be giving it serious thought over the
next few days
.


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