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E. J. Brannan Cache Creek Scale Models
emmett@loggingcars.com
http://www.loggingcars.com
woodland, Ca
To let anyone interested know I mfg ready to run all wood HO/HON3 
old time free lance logging and mining cars, 28 different and unique models. 
You can read my review in the Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette March/April 
issue 2002 under the new and review section. Take a look at the pic's on my 
web site and drop a line to me.

hans schmieder
schmedes1@mail2world.com
sharon hill, pa.
pass.engine 2-6-0 class 24, austrian lok 0-44-0(BO-BO)class 1141, heavy goods 
engine class 150x 2-10-0, ho trains by marklin bought between 69-70 any idea 
of value? thanks for your time. 

Bob
brice2283@aol.com
mass
Does anyone know the value of a 1954 lionel dealer display layout that is in 
the same condition as when it was made.  The layout is in complete working 
order and has both original train sets as advertised in the catolouge it was in  

Paul J. Saulenas
pjsaulenas@aol.com
Hi, I"m the son of the late Paul F. Saulenas.
I am trying to find a place to display his Golden Spike Award Diarama. I"m sure 
alot of you new my dad well.
Really miss him, and want to dislay his diarama, so people can appreciate his 
great work. Please e-mail me with suggestions. Thank You so much.

Mark Newton
ring01@optusnet.com.au
Sydney, Australia
G'Day! You have a great site which I found quite by accident, but is now bookmarked. 
The Cripple Creek loco featured in your prototype gallery is a Meyer-type 
articulated built by W.G.Bagnall Ltd, their Works No.2831 of 1946. It was 
originally built for the Darnall and Felixton Sugar Estates, Natal, Africa. 
For more information see the book "Meyer Articulated Locomotives, The Definitive 
History." by Donald Binns and Gunter Koch. 
Trackside Publications 1997. ISBN.1.900095.07.6 Thanks, and keep up the good work.

Barry Smith
osobarry@aol.com
Scottsdale, Arizona
I am designing and building a modified(scaled down in size) logging railroad based 
on the Australian "Red Stag" layout in HOn3 and part dual HO guage. I am interested 
in communicating with anyone that can help me finalize and prioritize my design.
Thank you

Marvin Cohen
railroadgun@aol.com
Lakewood NJ USA
I started in HOn30 back in the sixties with Egger Bahn
and some Roco stuff. Now that I am retired I am back into
model railroading and have built a layout and I am thinking
of putting in a bit of HOn30 trackage using Roco and Peco
products. Too bad I never saved my Eggerbahn and MiniTrains
stuff. I would be interested in hearing from other HOn30
fans.

Tina
tina5031@uboot.com
Hi Jorgen!
I'm Tina and I come from Austria. I found your HP at www.google.de. You like train? 
My Dad and my Brother have to Home in Vienna over 300 trains. I can't write English well. 
Where do you come from? 
Bye, Tina

jose romero
5316 hobart ave atockton ca 95215
stockton ca

don zilliams
nnaukma2000@yahoo.com
osaka

Frank Ingham
judy@africaonline.co.zw
Zimbabwe

Frank Ingham
judy@africaonline.co.zw
Please let me know where I can obtain engineering drawings for Garrat 
ocomotives in particular the 15th or 20th class of the Rhodesia Railways
Many thanks
Frank Ingham

mike lynch
llynch3434@rogers.com
whitby ont canada

Franklin Avery
FL@FranklinAvery.com
Great site! I'm going to build a small HOn30 layout because of the info 
I have been able to get from it.

chris
c.snodden@sympatico.ca
canada
Hi does anyone have any steamfitter manuals or something along the lines 
of repair? cp rail is bringing back a steamengine and I want to be a 
steamfitter so I need lots of reference.
Thank you

Bert Greeley
bert-tpsrr@ispwest.com
Richmond, Ca
Hi Jorgen -
haven't visited in a while, and thought i would stop by for a visit. i 
like the winter scene on the top.
thanks
Bert

Vince Bashford
vincebashford @ yahoo.com
Northwich Cheshire, UK.
Great page! I am very interested in all 2foot gauge railways. 
I am involved with the Festiniog Railway in North Wales.If anyone wants 
any info please get in touch.I model in 009 / HO American and 71/4 gauge 
live steam and several other gauge scale combinations. I am very interested 
in old Narrow Gauge Locomotive Drawings or copies of same.I have photocopies 
of old British built Locos. Regards all.

Marvin Cohen
railroadgun@aol.com
17 Schoolhouse Court
Lakewood,NJ  08701
I started in Hon30 back in the sixties. I had a lot of
the old Eggerbahn stuff plus some Roco. Someone but I don't
remember who was going to bring out models of the Maine
two-foot stuff for HOn30 but it never happened. I am now
retired and building a model rr. I would like to put in
some industrial trackage or logging.Anyone making kits,trucks or engines? 
Have a nice day. Marvin

Roy R Raleigh
outhouse@arkansas.net
Heber Spring
IM just starting out with HO & setting up on a 4x8 and going from there love 
it a lot

David Longden
iris.boswell@ntlworld.com
Dear Sir,
Can you please let me know where I can buy Egger-bahn HOe Models for my oo9 
layout.
Many thanks
D Longden

Bob Nelson
janbobnelson@msn.com
483 Manchester Rd.
Yorktown Heights, N.Y. 10598
An old HO builder who has always had an interest in th Maine two-footers. 
I'm probably too old to build in this scale now (74) but I'll always 
maintain my interest. I get Gary's pub on a quarterly basis, and I dig Chris 
McChesney. So be it.

Muhammed Ahsan ul haq
ahsan@taurus-sec.com.pk
Karachi Pakistan
I love trains and each n every thing relate with trains. I like to travel via 
trains a lot but... i can not express my madness of trains.
I lives in Karachi Pakistan and i want to see my countries railway developed 
n equiped with latest technology. Pakistan railway has lost its previous glorry 
but i hope that it will regain soon. i have lots of ideas to boost pr revenue. 
i want to be a part of pr advisory council to dedicate my self for pr. 

CHARLES MUGU
kasankig2@yahoo.com
marcory
abidjan
looking for email adresses

juergen
green@midbc.com
british columbia
hi there can you let me know were or if you got sume pics of a helex? 

Richard Roper
richard_roper@yahoo.com
UK.
Great site and really good colour photos, one poit, the cripple creek's a standard 
BRITISH design, supplied to many clonila sugar cane operators, how one got to Cripple 
Creeek, I've never be able to find out!

joel norman
olcdiv@home.com
n/a
weldon springs-harvester missouri
PLEASE.........Is there a On30 HomeDepot like sight??????
Keep looking but nothing seems to be there and I havent the desire to start one.......[:-)
Joel Norman

Gonzalo Nicolas Reyes Meneses
gonzalonreyesm@terra.cl
Santiago de Chile
Me gustan las colecciones de Trenes electricos y ahora me gustaria retomar el hobbie.  
Quiero tener informacion donde comprar tanto locomotoras, vagones, revistas, etc.

amanda martins
mustango1@hotmail.com
Orangeville
i dont know if this is the right place but this is where my search sent me but 
i was looking for prices and which train (s) to take to get to greybull wyoming

JOEL NORMAN
OLCDIV@HOME.COM
HARVESTER-WELDON SPRINGS MISSOURI
NICE SIGHT AND VERY INTERESTING BUT WAS WONDERING IF THERE IS A 0N30 
HOME DEPOT????? INTERESTED IN THE OR&W WHICH I THINK WAS A PRR OWNED 
NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD.HOPE YOU CAN HELP AND PONIT ME TO A On30 SIGHT?????
THANKS
JOEL NORMAN

Cregg Baker
cregg@internetcds.com
Roseburg, Or 97470
Have worked with On2 and N gauge for many 
years. Even though retired, do a lot of 
repairs and painting/weathering for an occasional
friend or customer thur local hobbyshop. 
Business name Bakers' Backshop
Considering a small diorama of an HOn3 Maine scene.

Kaheal Parrish
1833 w 38 th st 
Los Angeles


Tom Devlin
tdevlin@pacbell.net
San Diego, CA
Great website!!

Len de Vries
lendevries@railmagazine.nl

Den Bosch, Holland
Dear Jorgen,
Cencerning the Egger Bahn 2-6-2 Maine ng steamengine:
At a recent exhibition I found a stand that sold this Egger Bahn model in a 
wooden collectors case.I had never known there was such an Egger Bahn model 
so I asked what it was. It turned out the propietor had found enough parts 
for 10 of these models and had them assembled in the republic of Tsjechia. 
He kept one for himself and as far as I know has sold off the other nine. 
If you're interested I can probably find his address. 
I'm editor for a Dutch railroad magazine with an interest in US ng.
Pablo Moya
pablobmx95@hotmail.com
Cartago, Costa Rica
Even though I have been modeling only in HO Scale, I would love to give HOn30 a try. The reason, the railroads of my country were build in the metric gauge, so I guess that HOn30 models will look a little close to the Costa Rican prototypes. You never know, maybe with some kitbashing and some scratchbuilding I will design a module of a place down here.

Don Lewis
dlewis0163@aol.com
Dixon, Ill

mohammad rizwan
nawabestate@yahoo.com
nawabestate m.a jinnah road karachi pakistan
pakistan
please detail of cars

Mike Beard
mike-beard@supanet.com
Shropshire, UK (Gods County!)
Just up the road from me is a village called Ruyton-of-the-Eleven Towns. Just down the road is Baschurch. 30 minutes drive is the Glyn Valley Tramway and 45 minutes is Snailbeach. Mix them up and I have the Ruyton Valley Tramway with a glorious 009 mix of Beyer Peacock tram engines, GVT coaches and wagons and Snailbeach buildings, all in the local sandstone!

DLewis
dlewisw0163@0163.com
Dixon, Illinois
Looking for people who kitbash, scratchbuild, or have ideas about building HOn# locomotives and rolling stock. I am interested in building things, not merely buying things. Don

Philip Gliebe
PhilGliebe@aol.com
Waynesville, Ohio
Interested in building a modular layout in HOn30 of a Maine 2-ft. RR, I am new at this game.

Ted Strand
tstrandjr@earthlink.net
231 Wood St. - Inverness, Barrington, Illinois 60010-5836 USA
I am interested in adding a Tram line to my HO model railroad layout. I am very much interested in modeling the "old" style tram used in Wien. I have not had much luck locating a model in the Hobby Stores. I would appreciate any assistance in locating a detailed (inside and outside) of this tram HO model. Thanks, Ted Strand

Brent Atherton
brentath@email.msn.com
Bellevue, Washington
Thinking about changing from HO Trolleys to HOn30 to eliminate the overhead wire effort/maintenance and provide better access to the track. The modeling effort for the engine mods does not look to be as much as scratch building a complete trolley car and I kind of like doing that stuff. HOn30 also has real character and I can add a nice steam sound system which does a lot for a model railroad.

robert laforest
classified78@hotmail.com
i like this although im more into n scale i have a 20 by 10 HO board

Bruce R. Gadbois
Gadboisg@redrose.net
Mountville, Lancaster County Pennsylvania
I have been interested in HOn30 since I was a kid and got some of the AHM minitrains as a kid. I now use the two Plymouth diesels and other units in a brick yard/quarry module on my regular HO layout. Here in the Lancaster area, just beyond the end of the Dillerville yard along the Columbia branch of the PRR was a brickyard and quarry. In the early 70s as a kid I walked there and looked around. By then the quarry and brick plant had long since been bulldozed for housing developments, but the ovens and foundation for the cooling/loading house remained. There were narrow gauge tracks that ran from the ovens to the long edge of the cooling house and standard gauge tracks along the other side. (Which is what makes me suspect that they loaded bricks into standard gauge cars here) The narrow gauge tracks then went off into the woods toward the housing (Where the plant and quarry had been I suspect). The tracks end abruptly so I guess they were torn up by the contractor. The tracks also go off in the other direction but that is now a sports field so who knows for sure what was there (engine house, car shop and storage yard perhaps) All my efforts to find out what was there in local records don't get very far as they list the brick company, but very little about its operation except that it died during the depression (like so much else in this country). I have extrapilated what I think it was and made a line side business with its own narrow gauge railroad operation. It makes an interesting module for my layout and I get to use my HOn30 stuff. I am looking for another AHM Plymouth diesel if you know where I might find one. I am also in the process of remotoring them with cans unless you have a better suggestion. The only rolling stock that I have at the moment is the AHM minitrains cars and I am looking for other cars. I have printed out much of the info on your web site here and will read and digest as I go, but any ides you might have will be appreciated. I do have one of the SR&RL brass cabooses but it is far to big to be pulled around by the little Plymouths. So I either need bigger motive power, or other options. Again any suggestions will be appreciated. I have enjoyed this visit to your site and look forward to hearing from you in the future. Thanks Bruce

Eric Grove
EGrov@aol.com
Brooklyn, NY
Just a gawker. find myself in love with Shays - Lord knows why - and contemplate a small lumber layout. Built a HO layout in my youth ('50's) and really enjoy the photos in Model Railroading mags. I'm a film director/producer and really don't have time for this, but it's lots of fun to think about...

Dan Powell
dpowell@together.net
Cambridge, Vermont
An impressive site which I know I will enjoy many times... I did visit the Forney Wheelbase link and would like to add the in the book "Maine Two Foot Pictorial SR & RL Locomotives" Gary Kohler indicates that the SR & RL also had engine #23 a 2-6-2 51" wheelbase with 33" divers built by Baldwin and #24 a 2-6-2 with 42" wheelbase and 33" drivers also built by baldwin............ Again thanks for a wonderful site.

davidgibson41@hotmail.com
www.pepper7.com
UK
Hi Found your site through Mark Rollins web page. http://www.mrollins.com/ Would like to place a link on our shop if thats OK. Please check out www.pepper7.co.uk. Thanks.

Debbie Lewis
DebraLee@aol.com
Williamsburg, Virginia
About 7 years ago my father created a 6 foot by 9 foot n-gauge train lay-out. He passed away last September and the job of finding a new home for this set-up has fallen to me. It is a magnificent lay-out. I have a listing of everything he put into it. Anyone interested?

Mr. Franciscus J. Muller Jr
fmullerjr@aol.com

Lewis Gittus
gittus@castlmain.net.au
I am willing to swap my 00 british steam locomotives for any 009 Narrow guage Locomotives or rolling stock. Also any thoughts and helpfull tips on narrow guage modeling are most welcome.

Eldon Shirey
motorman@micro-loco-motion.com
www.micro-loco-motion.com
825 Norwood Dr #121/Hurst/Tx/76021
I remotor locomotives and love gearheads/coreless motors and to see locomotives run slow and steady with power.

Paul F. Saulenas
paulfromvt@webtv.net
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
I’m building a module for the 2002 ng convention in Providence, RI and I thought I would try my hand at a little HOn30 industrial line for the module. I model in HO primarily ,but have a fair amount of HOn3 and very little HOn30. This module is going be a waterfront to compliment my NMRA Golden Spike Award 2000 module ,that has HO as well as HOn3 track'

ZAN ABU BAKAR
farouq@singnet.com.sg
zan model
http://members.tripodasia.com.sg/zan/
Great Website.....HI....I'm modelling the MALAYAN RAILWAY (KTMB)in HOm and Sm gauge totally scratch built.Please come and visit me at....http://members.tripodasia.com.sg/zan/

Mike Davis
mikelie@webtv.net
Alameda Ca 94501
Help please. I have a fairly large lot of HOn30/HOe equipment and lococs to sell but cannot figure out you system to post an add. Thank you Mike D

José Luis Fernandes Pinto
fernandes@activenet.com.br
Avaré , São Paulo - Brazil
Very nice site,I have spent time in thi site. Now I m modeling hon30 and on30, please i looking for model railroader in hon30 scale in Brazil.

Brian Guilmant
brian.guilmant.009@cwcom.net
Hampshire, United Kingdom
Long-standing committee member of the 009 Society Modelling Narrow Gauge over 30 years Presently building a Colonial style, american infuenced, 20ft x 9ft layout, using large style locos and bogie rolling stock. All in HOn30 style, though with some 4mm scale.

Hans Schlereth
xhanssx@haefft.de
Penang, Malaysia
I need to know if there's any good brass foundry down here in Malaysia. Thanks.

gurpreet singh
gurpreet_singhsaini@yahoo.com
india ,dehli
asia
i want makesome good friends from world does any one want to be my e-mailfriend & give me ur comments about osho im osho follower

Darryl Palmer
stationroad90@hotmail.com
Great site, plenty of browing to look forward to.

Fernando Pinilla
nano6672@hotmail.com
Santiago
Necesito informacion urgente! sobre como manejar mi tren electrico , atraves de mi Pc,atraves de un programa en C++,que este envie las ordenes de encendido y apagado ,atraves de la LPT1.Cualquier informacion que me ayude a orientarme en el tema sera sumamente agradecida.Gracias de antemano.

Diego
dberendorf@e-mergia.com.ar
Argentina
Does anybody know where in Sao Paulo (Brazil), can I buy Märklin items? Thanks a lot for your help!

CLAUDIO VALENZUELA
CVRXX@YAHOO.COM
SANTIAGO,CHILE
NESECITO INFORMACION SOBRE TRENES ESCALA HO

José Fernández
jferna51@acebo.pntic.mec.es
http://www.feve.es
Spain
El ferrocarril del Norte de España

M. L. Stonbraker
Stoneyb5@AOL.com
Harrisburg, PA
I have a partially built Sango HOn30 Dachshund 2-6-0 w. tender. Anyone interested???

Eldon Shirey
motorman@micro-loco-motion.com
www.micro-loco-motion.com
Hurst, Texas
Love to re motor Brass Locomotives and make them flywheel perfectly by changing ratios and adding coreless motors with swiss gearheads. Are there other crazy motormen I can communicate with? The Motorman

Dave Dunlap
dmdunlap91@yahoo.com
Hi fellow Hobby-ist, I was wondering if you have any ideas for a 4' X 6' Power-loc HO gauge track layout to incorporate two SEPERATE engines. If you have and ideas or where I might find suggestions, I would really appreciate it Thanks, Dave

Tom Price
tap1@flash.net
McQueeney, Tx
I custom build HOn30 locomotives and rolling stock for people through out the U.S. and I have passed your site on to most of them. Your site is very informative and helpful. Keep up the good work.

Dave & Midge Grassing
dave4844@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/dave4844/index.html
Norfolk England
Deer Creek is now finished? and is on the british circuit It is a fully automated logging diorama.

Joe Martin
joe-martin@slb.com
Houston, Texas
I am trying to locate a book or magazine article that was published about 35 years ago, which a narrow gauger might remember due to its technique and theme. The article was about a layout made entirely with flex track and stub switches. The theme of the layout was a mountain with hillbillies. Could you suggest how I might get this request for information to other model railroaders? Thank you, Joe

Hairon Anar Hj Atan
gestapo91@hotmail.com
jpphb, 50603 university of malaya, kuala lumpur
malaysia.
Hi.i would like a copys of HO,circuit(signal,lamp ect) and track layout. "keep up the good work" thank you very much.

Joe Heckman
joe.heckman@fingerhut.com
Minnesota
you have a very interesting site. I would love to see some more art;icles on converting N locos for HOn30.

Frank Doerle
pacorebus@aol.com
Cedar Point, Illinois 61316-0173
I've been doing some planning and gathering ideas to add narrow gauge to my existng HO layout. I found some interesting ideas ob your page. Thanks. Frank Doerle

Joe Berger
joes101@dreamscape.com
hamilton,n.y.
just looking for ho modelrailroaders to shoot the breeze with i've been out of it for a long time

Jerry DeVos
jdv1carter@aol.com
Towaco, NJ

Brent Buckley
brent@bbc40.freeserve.co.uk
Manchester, England
Could anybody please help me.
I am looking for Eggerbahn catalogue and literature, loco and rolling stock. Great site hope it carries on All the best

Gary R Lambert
garylambert@usa.net
Durban , South Africa
A wonderful site that is full of good data , links , thank's for your hard work.

fazal ghany
ghany@amsa.com
31 conty road
everett

Joel Nunes Faria
jfaria@maconde.mailcom.pt
Vila do Conde - Portugal
Does anyone knows where I can find a retailer (in Europe) that sells Jouef electric trains? Thank you

Theodore E Wahl
Tw98205@aol.com
Washington State

Aleksandar Salatic
asalat@homemail.com
http://asalat.homepage.com/Narrow_gauge_model_railways_in_H0e_(H0n30)_gauge.html
Yugoslavia
Come and see some HOn30 models of former Yugoslav narrow gauge network.

Bob Bennett
bbcbnb@pivot.net

Yoji Tabuchi
tabuchi@kk-net.com
http://www.kk-net.com/~tabuchi/home.htm
Japan Tokyo
Japanese modelrailroader Web site. See me,Please!

Don A Hart
Don,A,Hart@jpl,nasa,gov
jpl rail club
very interested in building wp&y layout have some scratch build cars

Tom Harwood
oscaletom@aol.com
Owosso,Michigan U.S.A.
Just getting back into HOn30 after several years in other scales and gauge combinations. Your page is outstanding and I'm passing it on to others I'm sure well be interested.

rui romeiro
romeiro@altavista.com
oakville ontario

Mauro Bottegal
maurobottegal@libero.it
http://www.geocities.com/bottegal
Feltre, Belluno province, North East Italy
Hi at all. One my friens told me that all ald Egger Bahn products are now propriety of Rivarossi group (Rivarossi, Lima, Arnold, Jouef,...). How i can to incite them to produce agin this nice trains? Any idea? There is any other interested these products? Thanks in advance (sorry for my bad english)

lordswan
Neal.pam@barclays.net
uk
i am comming to the train show on june the 10th&11th be nice to talk with some one I model n gauge and collect ho see you, neal

Dave Grassing
dave4844@aol.com
Building HOn30 in Uk

Daniel J.Sullivan
numic@yahoo.com
New Hampshire
Love your page and thanks for stocking Forneys. I used to find Bedford & Billerica plans through this site. Where'd they go?

Karl F. Botterbusch
botterbuschk@uwstout.edu
Menomonie, Wisconsin
Got started in HO30 about a year ago. Your site and others have provided much information. After 25 years of modeling in HO and N, this is a totally new experience.

Alan Lautenslager
HTINSTALL@AOL.COM
Colony, TX
Been in HOn2/2 since the Thatchers Inlet series from Bob and Dave. Using CVPs EASYDCC system for control.

Mark Conca
mconca@mindspring.com
West Babylon, NY
Great Site. Would like to help to keep going. But now sure how. Saw many people below who I know.

Vern Greenwood / N.P. Paint shop
npps@polarcomm.com
615 W 6th. ST.
Neche,, ND. 58265

Gerald (Jerry) Weeks
gweeks@pa.net
Dillsburg, PA
I'm new to HOn30 and really enjoy the site. I am considering joining.

Richard Davoust
newrichmeljen@aol.com
bellbrook OHIO

Ruud Wittekoek
Wittekoek@Wanadoo.nl
http://www.wanadoo.nl
Netherlands.
I'm a great fan of HOe or HOn2,5 in USA (9mm) I collect Egger-Bahn for over 20 years, but still not complete and looking for specialized articles, like publicity-material or special USA types Hope to meet other interested people in this way. Let me know.

David L. Donnelly
frapa@webtv.net
3201 East Greenlee # 32
Tucson ,Arizona 85716
I AM 55 BEEN INVOLED IN MODEL RAILROADING FOR 40 YEAR AND HO N 30 FOR 35 YEAR, I WAS BORN IN PORTLAND , MAINE AND TO TUCSON , ARIZONA IN 1953, I WAS BACK IN PORTLAND IN 1990 BUT THAT THE LAST TIME I WAS HOME,I LOVE TO SCRATCHBUILD AND KITBASHING MODEL, WELL I WILL SAY SO LONG FOR NOW HOPE TO HEAR FROM ALL HO N 30 MODELER. DAVE

Joel Hofslund
jhofslund@aol.com
Chicago, IL USA
first time visitor

Bill Jack
bill.jack@home.com
Stroud, Ontario, Canada

Todd Scott
Toddrs@hotmail.com

Paul
pgodin@capecod.net
Cape Cod, MA. USA
I have surfed the site before while at of all places, work! It is excellent! thanks

rafael soria diaz
cesiso @ prodigy. net. mx.
atizapn edo. mex. MEXICO.
I HAVE BEEN DOING A TRAIN BUT IN '0'. ALL BRASS.NOT FOUNDRY FOR THE LAST SEVEN MONTHS. GREAT EXPERIENCE. IT IS A FRENCH ONE, BEAUTIFUL. IT WAS NICE BEING IN TOUCH WITH YOU. IF SOMEONE WANTS TO SEE IT, PLEASE JUST LET ME KNOW.

Barbara Jorgensen
jorgebaj@aol.com
Puyallup Washington
I am looking at web sights that may be of interest to my husband Steve - He has just a beginner and so far has 3 HO sets.

Cliff Rygh
crygh@4state.com
Joplin,Mo. U.S.A.

Ellen Elisabeth Tveiten
tveitens@online.no
Hi Jorgen! I was an exchangestudent at Bellefonte High in 1997-98. I don't know if you live in the "right" Bellefonte, is it the Victorian? I used to live on Seibert Road. If you talk to anyone I know, please tell them that I say Hi! Ellen

Dave Schurhammer
schurhammer@centuryinter.net
La Crosse,Wis.
This is really a great site lots of good info

Marjorie Slack
hon3@chorus.net
My narrow gauge is a little larger than yours, but I did find your site interesting. It is steam, you know. I did find a link to narrow Gauge & Shortline Gazette. Thanks. I just wandered into a site that lists Railroad publications and has ?? for the Gazette. Hopefully I can relay the information to them. It's the best source of narrow gauge modeling help I have found. Currently I volunteer at Mid-Continent Museum at North Freedom, WI. It's a little wide but, as I said before "It is steam." and it is worth preserving.

Åsmund Dagslet
dagslet@powertech.no
Hei Jørgen, jeg fant frem til slutt! hilsen Åsmund

Paul F.Saulenas
paulfromvt@webtv.net
St.Johnsbury,Vermont

Kittelsen, Knut Espen
k-e-k@frisurf.no
Gladvollveien 10b
1168 Oslo
Happy new year to all HON30 fans from Tertittkameratene, Norway

Kittelsen, Knut Espen
k-e-k@frisurf.no
Gladvollveien 10b
1168 Oslo
Hei Jørgen and guests! I am a new internet-user, but a longtime HOn30 fan. I have formed a group of modellers with the aim to model the Norwegian 750mm line Urskog Hølandsbanen (UHB) as faithfully as possible in HOn30 (HO9) scale. We build in sections max 600x1200mm. Rolling stock are Norwegian Rail Miniatures brass models of UHB rolling stock. We display at exhibitions in Norway. We use NS code 40 homemade track and turnouts (switches)laid on balsa sleepers and with a very fine light sand as ballast. It works fine and has an appearance very close to the real track. More later. Happy new year!

Wayne James
wayne.james@ericsson.co.nz
Auckland; New Zealand
As a narrow guage fan, who has recently immigrated from South Africa I was thrilled to find these pages and all the associated links. Thanks for all the time and effort put into this site. All the best for 2000, Cheers, Wayne

Peter Willstein
nycentrr
coram, New York (long island)
I have been reading the Home Depot site for a few months now. It has filled in a lot of missing information and pointed me in the right direction. I have starting building my HO two foot narrow gauge pike, thanks to all the help this site has provided

Bryant Besse
twofoot@c4.net
Orleans, Ma
Interested in more information about HOn30. Shays etc.

Linda Sackaney (Egon Anderson's daughter)
lsackaney@yahoo.ca
South Porcupine, Ontario Canada
HI! Pleased to sign your book, take care.
Sincerely Linda

David E. Fugere
techie@tech-center.com
Jorgen, the updated pages are EXCELLENT, I know from working on the Flag Stop, how much work goes into all the changes. Bravo Now , I guess it's time to update mine. You have given me the push! 8-)) David Fugere

John Hannington
johnhannington@earthlink.net
Londonderry, NH

David C. Stroman
DCStroman@aol.com

Peter Willstein
nycentrr@aol.com
Long Island, New York
I am 52 years old and have been envoled in model railoading for almost twenty years. We now live a a comdominium and I am in the process of building a small railroad, composed of 30 x 60 inch sections. The first section is based upon Bob Van gelders small layout, that was shown in a Gazette a few years back. The foam is down and I'm up to track. I'm still doing the research on this. I like building structures best and even have one on George's FSM.

Mike Lyons
mikelyons@mindspring.com
Johnson City, TN
I am just finishing up my first HOn30 loco conversion using a Porter kit I got from Train & Trooper. Unfortunately, I used the wrong N guage loco and had to do a lot of backing and filling. But it's turning into quite a nice little loco, despite its lack of prototype. I'm having a lot of fun with this, once I realized that I could do basically anything I wanted with the kit. I even scratchbuilt my first air tanks to go on it. Pretty cool.

Marie
Marie@clarityconnect.com
Hello, not sure , was interested in getting a job at home depot in the Dewitt ny area , just wondering if there hiring. and also what there policys are as far as transferring from one dept to another. because I would probably start out as a cashier. can u help with these questions. Marie

robert blom
r.blom@hydrabaths.nl
Nieuwerbrug, the Netherlands
found your side during searching for information on Joe Works and/or Flying Zoo. I have quite some models in my collectionbut like to leard about newly released kits.

David Goebel
Goebel1940@aol.com
The Colony, TX

david
modav@wave3online.com
Westwood, New Jersey
Interesting information here.

ji m repka
jimr@spiezle.com
Dayton, nj

Thierie Johan
johan.thierie@ping.be
http://www.ping.be/modeltreinen-korfbal/
Belgium

David Lind
berean_two_edge@yahoo.com
Whidbey Island, Washington
Looks neat, I'll look around in detail later. Looking forward to a PA based HOn30 logging line.

Mark Takehara
toc36@worldnet.att.net
Annandale, VA

Pat Buckley
CpatBuc@cs.com
Santa Fe, NM
just getting interested in this size train as the wife thinks it will display well with Dept. 56 buildings,

Rick Libby
3libbys@worldpath.net
New Hampshires Lakes Region

George W Scarfo
GSROCKET!@AOL@COM
Clifton, NJ
I'm into G-scale and HO scale trains. I'm working on a garden rr in my back yard, 18'x 32' L-shape. I have a large HO setup in the basement about 4'x20'. This website is interesting !

Jon Lair
jlair2@visteon.com
14425 sheldon
plymouth mi
this is a cool site , I need a part fore my HO lionel train that holds the trucks on thanks JON

Joseph M. Verfenstein
josephverfenstein@dellnet.com
Is any familiar with AHM's Coal mine model in HO scale and its possibilites for narrow gauge modeling? I recently purchased second hand AHM's minitrains coal mine set. The steam engine was manufactured in Yugoslavia (either by Mehano or Izola) and it does not run very well. Any tips on improving its performance or on engines manufactured by other companies that I could use with the AHM coal mine model. Sincerely, Joseph Verfenstein

Gail Brannan
tielnet@earthlink.net
www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Falls/6279/
Not sure how I got onto this form, I am looking for modular construction on the West Coast of the U.S? Especially for Oregon. However I am currently in the Bay area. Thanks!

Ed Clemensen
desertkats@net zero. net
Palm Springs
Planing to add to my H.O.California Pacific, HOn3 Death Valley Railroads, the Daggett-Calico, or Waterloo Mine R.R. in HOn2 1/2. Would enjoy hearing from people of like interests.

David Pointon
MODAV@wave3online.com
Rivervale, NJ
Initial interest stimulated by P.D.Hancock's Craig and Mertonford layout. Then with the arrival of Eggerbahn, Lilliput, and Roco minitrains layouts were made. Currently I am constructing a Canopus kit from Backwoods miniatures.

Bob Boomsma
bboomsma@chorus.net
Madison, WI
Fell under the influence of Frary and Hayden 15-16 years ago. Modeled an N-scale shortline that could become an HOn30 line by changing buildings and trains. Now modelling mainline N-scale mountain division of free-lanced road. Someday hope to build small portable HOn30 for display. Thanks for the website for HOn30.

Fred Thompson
scruffy@execulink.com
Ontario,Canada
Hey great site.I'm a member of a club called Thames Valley Central near London Ontario Canada.Our modular layout is 45 feet long and 12 feet across,with three levels of track.(HO scale)i'll pass your web site on to the other members and i'll be back often.Thank you Fred

VINCENT MILLER
VMILLER@GROVE.IUP,EDU
INDIANA PA., USA
Very interesting. I am in the process of building a HOn3 narrow guage line for my HO layout, all of which has a long way to go. This is particularly interesting to me, because I have spent a lot of time in Oslo doing research on the processes employed by Norway in its economic development, particularly in Sorland (Setesdal). I have found that HOn3 stuff is virtually absent from the shelves, and so I have resorted to building it myself. So...I need lots of suggestions on how to better scratchbuild cars and locos...especially locomotives. Stuff on this would be very interesting to me.

harry downey
harfrompa @ aol.com
1650 rywal lane bensalem pa 19020

George R. Gilbert
grgilbert@home.com
Nashville, TN
I am primarily an HO period modeler with interest in both narrow & standard gauge. I enjoy taking a look at this web site from time to time. I would like applaud the module guys for putting the track at the BACK. I have spent years in an HO module group (CVMR at Nashville).We put the tracks at the front. Bad choice. The photos of the modules at this site really show the advantage of that track at the back.

Dave Grassing
dave4844@aol.uk
Norfolk UK

Paul Davies
pauldavies18@compuserve.com
Albourne West Sussex
great visiting with you. The fantasy is that one day I will build a Maine inspired layout. At the momemt I am well into a an industrial layout based on surplus stock from WW1

Michael Koopman
olepi@regionetinfo
Would you like to mail me back please , I like modeltrains too. Maybe we can correspondent. My adres is: Graafjansdijk a116 4554 aj westdorpe call:0115-453819 Holland Greetings Michael Koopman

Yoji Tabuchi
tabuchi@kk-net.com
http://www.kk-net.com/~tabuchi/home.htm
Tokyo, Japan
My modelrailroading is Japanese Humanpowered Railroad in On30.

Wayne Corley
WCo8893395@aol.com
My sons and I have just into Model Training. HO Scale. Don't know too much about it yet. We have a 4 ft. by 8 ft. Table made. A small Life-Like set w\power loc track. Would like sujestions on starting a layout.

TC
tcharl@buffnet.net
Buffalo, New York, USA
Have been toying with the idea of a shelftop layout in HOn2 1/2 based on narrow gauge railroading that I believe went on in the Adirondack region of my homestate in the earlier part of this century. Haven't been able to find much information, am envisioning a pretty freelance concept at this point. I'm a beginner, learning much from this site.

Terje Vold
terje.vold@apexmail.com
A lot of information, links keeping me brwsing for a while.

Rick Smith
rdskayak@aol.com
I was on the mail list, but they stopped coming. I tought it was an AOL problem, but I see that the archives are also not being updated. I assume that there is a lack of time or interest problem. I'm sorry if there is. I really enjoyed this web site and the discussions. Did get a bit sticky with the copyright issues, but that's what a forum is for. Hope you come back on line. CU rick

DUHA
duha@kuryr.cz
Ruska 682, Kostelec nad Cernymi lesy, Czech republic
Dear Sirs. Let me introduce you our firm and tell some words about our activities. For 6 recent years we have been manufacturing and selling railway models and additions to them .Our products ,are being supplyed to the prominent firms such as Marklin, Faller. All the products are made from the natural materials,mainly from wood in all possible sizes. One of our peculiarity is work to order incompliance with the customer ´s photos ,drawing or sketches.We are able to produce the whole of dioramats. It would be most helpful to know whether you would like to receive our catalogue. We are ready to answer all your , possible guestions. Your suggestions to cooperation with us are welcome. We look forward to the pleasure of serving you. Should you have any inguires regarding the products ,dou´t hesitate to contact us. Your sencially Manager Dušek Václav Dear Sir, please,be so kind to send us your post addres for us to be able to send you our cotalogue. Thank you in advance.

Skip Honeyman
skip@ad-webdesign.com
www.ad-webdesign.com
Broken Arrow, OK

David Pointon
modav@prodigy.net
Very interesting site. Currently I am trying to get a drawing of the Darjeeling Himalaya garret.

Jason Melton
jasonmelton@hotmail.com or warhawk5@hotmail. com
Staunton VA.
I'm Curious in HOn3o,I Model In Ho.

Barry Hill
mabuhey@aol.com
Waipahu, Hawaii

Donald E Miller
ossie1@bellsouth.net

Mick Thatcher
Meltonmick@btinternet.com
Melton, near Woodbridge, Suffolk, England.
Excellent website, keep up the good work.

Myron Zwozdesky
Myron_Z@eudoramail.com
Edmonton Alberta Canada
Wicked Page!! Excellent!!

Richard Michaud
rmichaud@mindspring.com

Andy B.
woodstix@eudoramail.com
Fall River, Ma
Just surfed on very interesting site. I do remember Edaville RR.I have visited Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad in Portland a few years ago.

Pat Hennebery Jr
vmt@mhv.net
http://idsi.net/~vmt
Wappingers Falls, New York
Enjoyed the visit here. My RR interests are in all narrow gauges, model and prototype. Currently doing some modeling in On3. I am owner/operator of Valley Model Trains. A retail store, we also specialize in HO and O scale craftsman building kits which we advertise in 4 magazines and sell mail order. THe website listed is fairly new but starting to take shape. Pat Hennebery

Timo Patrakka
ryan2dot@hotmail.com
Lappeenranta, Finland
A fine site altogether ! After C&DR layout visit in MR I thought I was bitten by the ´narrow gauge bug´. Finding this site sealed my fate for good ! Especially liked Bob Hayden's entertaining & informative articles. Dave Frary pictures were astonishing as usual. Keep up the good work !!

Allan W. Hoppel
booboobear@tdn.com
Longview, Washington USA
Really Neat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Allan W. Hoppel
booboobear@tdn.com
P.O. Box 1216
Longview, Wa. 98632-7717

[Russ] Russell Sleyster
RustySly@worldnet.att.net
worldnet.att.net
Orange, California
I've never heard of HOn30, but I model in HO and HOn3. Maybe I missed a definition on your home page, but I'm curious.

Carlos Fabbri
cefabbri@zipmail.com.br
Sao Paulo/Sao Paulo/Brazil
Congratulations for the it paginates

A> Breitenmoser
alfredb@home.com

Burnaby B.C. Canada
Great website!! Keep it up.

Walter J. "Skip " Wendolowski
cps@cyberis.net

Salem, Oregon
I'm just beginning my HOn30 railroad and like the Waco Kid in "Blazing Saddles" can use all the help I can get! I would be especially interested in communicating with HOn30 modelers who plan to attend the Portland Narrow Gauge Convention in September, 1999. HOn30 modules anyone?

melone cristian
melomen@yahoo.com
Italia
I have any Autocad file (.dwg) damaged. wath's fix programs?

Mark Korvin
mkorvin@telstra.com.au
Ferny Creek , Australia
I live within earshot of "Puffing Billy". Need I say more ? Sorry folks, for those of you that don't know, PB is a living breathing 2'6" steam railway run by a preservation society here in Victoria, Australia. I recently purchased a Chivers Finelines NA kit and are looking for some advice on how to assemble it (I don't have experience in such things and it's not an entry-level kit). Would appreciate contact from any one who has experience with these kits. regards, MK

Tom Rimer
twr2244@aol.com
Waterford, Michigan

Phil Marsh
pbm@neto.com
Paris, Texas

John Teall (in other contexts i'm also known as Themnax of Lananara)
themnax@jps.net
Roseville Ca
my interest isn't historical, instead i find anything that runs on a guideway, opperates in multiple and carries passingers aestheticaly pleasing and when it's built to human scale even more so. at any rate my perspective is a little unorthodox but i do build in 1/87 using n-gauge track and mechanisms (mostly kato and tomix). modern 3rd world narrowgauge and such systems as spain's FEVE are my focus. yes i'm a dreamer but there are roots in reality which might be tedius to go into detail here. at any rate thanx for the great web sites.

john middlehurst
jeannie@middlehurst.freeserve.co.uk
england
Please excuse me for finding your site in my search for fellow modellers is HOm (British TT Gauge) but I would like to receive mail from any of your visitors who can help me in finding the rarer items manufactured by Triang for my own personal collection. As many of you must know, to buy from a dealer is "TRES CHER". My best wishes to all in your chosen hobby regards John

David Reade
dreade1@nycap.rr.com
http://home.nycap.rr.com/davereade/index.html
Clifton Park, NY USA
Great Page! I love model railroading, keep up the hobby, and have fun! That is what it is all about, having fun and entering another world that takes us away from our everyday lives!

Ralph Stenzel
stenzel@vector.franken.de
http://www.franken.de/users/vector/stenzel
Germany
Nice website, a treasure for every narrow gauge enthusiasts! I have written my own homepage starring "Egger-Bahn" H0n30 (H0e) field trains: Please have a glimpse at http://www.franken.de/users/vector/stenzel and click your way (either German or English) right through to my lavishly illustrated Egger-Bahn department...
Yours, Ralph

fred albrecht-zantner
zantner.goe@t-online.de
germany
fine,fine

Helmut Höffer
hoeffer@t-online.de
Asternweg 1
51503 Rösrath/Germany

Timothy Strong
timothy@strong85.
UK

jack chalmers
oly_jack@tidalwave.net
edgewater, maryland USA
free lancer in hon30

Russell McEwan
rmcewan@mpx.com.au
Toowoomba,Queensland, Australia
I'm only new the internet, so excuse me if I make a mistake. I model Queensland Railways HOn31/2 and have been doing so for the last 6 years, while my son is interested in Queensland cane trains. I congratulate you on your home page. Russell.

Claiborne Smith
cpsmith@mindspring.com
Marietta, Georgia USA

Steve Healy
on2@aol.com and maine2foot@aol.com
Pocasset, MA
It's been three years since I first checked this place out. It's really changed. I modeled HO growing up, then changed to On2. Now I'm going to try my hand at HOn30.

Wesley Ewell
twofoot@capecod.com
Pocasset, Massachusetts
Am new to computerized communication and pleased to have found your fine web site. I have been drawing and painting the Maine two-footers for 40 years; occasionally scratch building models in On2 and Sn2. You have seen my drawings of the SRRL Railcars in Pete Barney's book; the Marbles Station and others published in Finelines, MTFQ and the Gazette over the years.

harlin bachmann
hbach@itctel.com
41 e 3rd ave
webster, sd 57274
Just copies your electrical circuit pages and will apply them to the HO layout that I have just started building (my first) and will put them to good use. thanks for thetips

John 'Tom' Dennis
Johnd10496@aol.com
Olympia, Wa.
After 30 years of waiting, I think it is time to dive into the scale. Anyone else up here in the PAcific Northwest?

Morten Jacobsen
mortenj@online.no OR morten.viking@malmo.mail.telia.com
Bergen, Norway (home) and Malmø, Sweden (work)
This is a great site. Especially for a group of modellers in Bergen, trying to agree on a common standard for HO21/2 or European equivalent modules. The Bergen area had a narrow guage railroad (Nesttun-Os bana) from the end of the last century to around 1935.

Dave Saunders
dljbsm@ismi.net
Good morning - Nice to see a source for information on HOn30.
Dave

mike fugate
fugate@poncacity.net
ponca city okla.
need an easy way to make water on your train layout? lay out where your lake is to be and paint it with white latex paint let dry and then go bye a bottle of gallery glass window color ( royal blue ) squirt some on the top of the white paint and spread with a small paint brush let dry takes awhile but in will turn a clear blue like leaded glass.

w.turner
wturner@seaside.net
duncan,b.c.canada (home of the BC Forest Museum)
this address has to be best web site of all the HO websites. it has more information on it than all the rest put together. welldone!

Stephen Atchison
trains@branchline.com.au
Victoria,Australia

harry downey
downeylawn@aol.com
aol.com
bensalem pa usa
interested in all maine 2' roads- been working, veryslowly on kingfield terminal from scratch. would like to model kingfield and dead riverwould apprecate any suggestions on building a flying zoo #8 forney ive already bored out the boiler for added weight, but thats all

Norm Downes
ndownes@one.net.au
Lennox Head, Australia
Most interesting site, I'm sure I will visit regularly. I model in HOn21/2 freelance but based on practices and local of the Pacific Northwest of North America. I am looking for any information on improving the performance of Bachmann 0-4-0 mechanisms, especially thier electrical pick (or lack thereof).

mike fugate
fugate@poncacity.net
ponca city okla.
just got started working on my first railroad set up it,s ho scale so far it,s been pretty interesting and challenging

Tim Smith
ofm39@aol.com
Orange, Connecticut
CRAZED!!! HoN3 modeler!!!!

Bill Turner
wturner@seaside.net
Duncan B.C. CANADA
Really great material

Eric Ulph
eulph@splasers.com

Kevin Kanters
nice site

Lloyd Pettit
obie1@pulsenet.com
Washington, Pa
Enjoy your column.......planning to get into narrow gauge... possiblly HOn30....may need some advice

Mike Colegrove
mikecolegrove@hotmail.com

terry d. farris
alana@arn.net
amarillo, tx.

Chris Cardinal
twofoot@erols.com
southern CT
I am looking for any photos of Edaville diesel #1 to aid in the scratchbuilding of a super-accurate On2 model. I am especially interested in photos of the cab interior, front/rear views, and underside shots. I am willing to beg/borrow/buy any photos you may have.
Thanks!

John Wheatley
nwheatle@tassie.net.au
Ulverstone Tasmania Australia
Thanks for advice on couplers, and photo of K1 the first garratt. Am currently build a kit of same to run on layout of the 2' railways that ran on the west coast of Tasmania. Progress is slow though.

kenneth l. grant
kgrant@gpo.gov

Lloyd Pettit
obie1@pulsenet.com
Washington,Pa
I recently purchased HOn21/2 track and turnouts...Code 55 track.150 mm code 60 turnouts(Shininhara} own 1 Bachman 0-6-0 and 2 Minitrix 0-6-0...I minitrix 2-6-4, and 2-10-0 ".N" scale locos..Want o convert to freelance HOn21/2. Will wheel flanges have to be filed to run on Code 55? Whats the largest loco I can run through the 150 mm turnouts?.....What is smallest turnout to use?.All these locos have tenders...Debating whether to sell all the N stuff and just go HOn3.......But like HOn21/2 because I have space limitations....any advice?? thanks, Lloyd.. PS, On ICQ #23579781

mashimo takeshi
mashimo@fortwayne.infi.net

don morse
dondi@sunline.net
SW Florida
Enjoy your enthusiasm with railroading. When I was taking the 3 degrees with the Masonic Order, our head candidate's coach was an avid RR. He had a scale (?) system rolling thru his backyard. He would also take the train to the local yard at Griffith Park in Los Angeles on Sundays. What a nice man he was. Geo. T. Brown....(I remember you). One of my hobbies is flying and I sure would like to Fly Australia some time.
Thanks, Don morse

Robert Iulo
ilovwood@aol.com
Bayonne,NJ 07002

Dean Groves
deanllg@midusa.net
155 Aspen Rd.
Salina, Kansas 67401-3609
I am interested in getting information on HOn3 locomotives, kits or ones already assembled. I have given all my HO stock to my grandsons and have decided to construct a new layout in HOn3. Here in Salina we are removed from any serious hobby stores so would appreciate any information, such as monthly magazines with advertisers or just what ever. Thanks!

William B. Van Dusen
wilivan@aol.com
520 Moraga Way, Orinda, Ca 94563

Eric Kirkland
EJKirkland@aol.com
Derby UK
An excellent page, many thanks for your dedication to us two footers. All the best from the heart of England
Eric

Jan Chr
once@innocent.com
Grattis med ny side!

Bob Danielsen
RAD@NORLIGHT.COM
Milwaukee, WI.
Hello out there. New to HOn30 railroading. It was nice visting the site.

Matt Taylor
skg_panther98@hotmail.com
Skagway, Alaska
I live in the home base of the narrow gauge railroad White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad. Feal free to ask me any questions about it.

Darriel.Fisher
Darriel.Fisher@worldnet.att.net
Nice Page

malc. sparks
sparksmg@cardiff.ac.uk
excellent muy bien.

Dan Osborn
forcade@peaknet.net
was here september one year ago. still a good site. How about 30" diesels?

Chuck Collins
twofoot@jps.net
http://www.jps.net/twofoot/
Marysville, California, USA
I have changed IPS. Please update the link to my web site on the HOn30 Home Depot website. Thank you.

Rev. Rick Burley
burley@castle.net.au
Newcastle, NSW, Australia
I model a fictitious 2'6" gauge line in Washington. My grandfather was a Shosone Indian from the Klickitat area so I model in that area. The era I model is around 1942. Guess what year I was born! Nice to communicate with you guys!

Bryan Hobbs
bhobbs@home.com
if any one has tips for a beginer can you pleas tell me

Richard Davoust
richmeljen@aol.com
85 s. main
bellbrook, ohio 45305

P. Rehorst
piet@globalxs.nl
can you tell my where y can findt TORTOISE in the U.S. or in the Netherlands. Tortoise is a servomotor for modelrailway's

Lex A. Parker
lex@vaxxine.com
www.parkerdesign.com/Hobby/hobby01.htm
Ontario, Canada
I have enjoyed visiting your very interesting site. You have interesting links that one can spend time visiting.

Peter Mirones
pmjr5k@gte.net
pm5k@gte.net
Tampa, Florida
Would like to know more about how to set up a new 4' x 8' plywood layout. I want 3 circles.....P Mirones

ROBERT LEACH
RLEACH@AOL.COM
I HAVE BEEN RESEARCHING AND BUILDING MODELS BASED ON SR&RL AND WW&F. THE BASIC IDEA IS TO MODEL THESE IN EARLY 1950'S, AS IF THEY NEVER WENT OUT OF BUSINESS.

Michael J. Coleman
mcoleman@mhtc.net
Platteville, WI 53818
I've been into HO30 for over 20 years, assembling structures, rolling stock and power; but I have no space for a layout. Know anybody near here who wants to work together? Otherwise keep me updated and (to Gary Kohler) I ordered a hardcover months ago. How about it? Sites are improving and you're up there.

Len Nicholls
vanacker@ms.umanitoba.ca

Steve Martin.
chezmar@spin.net.au
Sydney Australia.
Hi, I am into Nguage myself but found your site tobe very enlightning, I have added it to my must return list. So you will no doubt hear from me again in the future. Fellow Modeler Steve M. Aust;

john kennedy
hawkeye13@sprynet.com
north ala
great page! i would like to know if there is any interest in a high end 3/4" scale (2' gsuge) passenger car(price range $1000 to $1500) hand built of real woods and special veneers. S.R.&R.L. No. 9?

Gary E. Maitland
garym@amigo.net
Steamboat Springs, CO 80477
Just recently came across your websiet. My congratulations on a nice effort — informative, pleasing design, good forum for exchange of ideas. Keep up the good work.

Kerry Barnes
kbarnes@powerup.com.au
Queensland Australia
Very informative page.

Raymond Neff
Dsharman@Peregrine.com

Phil Tracy
joyphil@thegrid.net
Cambria Ca 93428

Fred Tucker
4mrnan@htcomp.net

Charlie Hance
chance_04627@yahoo.com
Wonderful resource!

Sun, 9 Aug 1998 22:06:10 +0200
Ben Lowe
blowe44835@aol.com
Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Saw the recent article in Model Railroad about the C&DR -- I'm between layouts (and a long-time N-scaler looking for a change) -- it all looks pretty interesting.

Sun, 9 Aug 1998 04:04:34 +0200
Karl F. Botterbusch
botterbuschk@uwstout.edu
Menomonie, Wisconsin
Just getting started in this phase of the hobby. Need to know of a good source for HOn30 track and turnouts. Don't want to use n-gauge if possible. Thanks,
Karl

Sun, 9 Aug 1998 03:29:41 +0200
Rob Denny
arldi@worldnet.att.net
Alexandria, VA

Sat, 8 Aug 1998 20:07:24 +0200
gordon spalty
gordjeanne@aol.com
rochester,ny,usa.
I've always had an interest in the Maine 2 footer's. I found an old edition of Moody's "Maine Two-footers" which really perked my interest. I love the way the scenery can dwarf this size train. I mainly model Ho standard guage. Narrow guage does have a special flavor though. Enjoyed my visit. I'll be returning..

Sat, 1 Aug 1998 06:31:38 +0200
Bill Clapper
bclapp@compuserve.com
Denver CO
My interest is in the old 2 and 2 1/2 ft gauge mining trams (I'm a geologist, and I find the remains frequently). Not much info available. Some years back I ran into a beautiful engine in Tulla, Tasmania, Australia. For many years it was the only way in or out of town. Great site, I plan to stop regularly.

Thu, 30 Jul 1998 23:31:52 +0200
Don Coker
dcoker@ledger-enquirer.com
Columbus, Georgia
Hey, from Georgia again. Just wanted you to know my new e-mail address. I’ve learned a lot from your site. Keep up the good work. Thanks!

Wed, 29 Jul 1998 02:51:14 +0200
Don Coker
leart1@leo.infi.net
Columbus, Georgia
Just thought I’d say hey from the deep south to all you "Narrow-minded" types. I’m seriously considering switching from N-scale to HOn30. Looks like great fun! I’ve already begun work on converting my first N-scale diesel. Enjoy your site. Thanks!

Sun, 26 Jul 1998 21:37:07 +0200
Loren M. Young
nnarnerol@bbc.net
Chadron, Nebraska, USA
Interested in some HOn2 1/2 for interchange with my Standard Guage HO (future layout). Have some original AHM imported track & Locos/Rolling Stock.

Sun, 21 Jun 1998 06:33:33 +0200
Ray Montgomery
Columbus, Georgia, USA
I have been working in HOn30 for a few years but am new to the web. Email address soon.
Thanks Ray Montgomery

Wed, 17 Jun 1998 01:05:47 +0200
Chris Disdero
cdisdero@sprynet.com
http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/cdisdero
Bellevue, WA USA
Noticed the nice scans of HO model structures in your gallery and thought I'd leave my name and URL. I have pictures of some craftsman HO kits I've built on my web site.

Sat, 30 May 1998 13:42:27 +0200
Joel Hofslund
JHofslund@aol.com
Chicago, IL

Fri, 29 May 1998 02:21:49 +0200
Dick Pettit
dick-lois@juno.comm
Have been modeling in HOn3 for many years. fairly new to HOn30. Information has been very useful. Would like to build a module if I can find the room.(already have HOn3 and N scale layouts-even my wifes patience runs out!)

Mon, 25 May 1998 11:25:25 +0200
Mark Kasprowicz
szczowicz@aol.com
Tackley, Oxon, England
Great site Jorgen, I've very recently got back into railroads after many years of doing other things. 9mm. narrow guage was something I played around with and American HOn30 is perfect for me. Your pages provided link of information that would have taken months of research to find. But here's a question. Has anyone successfully added PFM sound to HOn30 locos? Regards Mark Kasprowicz

Thu, 21 May 1998 23:38:41 +0200
Scott E. Moeller
rptl@earthlink.net
Virginia
I found this page about 2 months ago. I have been invloved in HOn30 modeling on and off for 30 years. I am glad to find a resource such as this.

Mon, 11 May 1998 08:44:13 +0200
James (Bim) Bousman
bim@sprynet.com
Honolulu Hawaii
Just sniffing around... I am very new at electric model railroading. Right now I am learning how to hand-lay track. I have made a small investment in 6.5mm equipment, but I have a feeling that maybe I should have started with 9mm.

Sun, 10 May 1998 06:29:16 +0200
Yoji Tabuchi
tabuchi@kk-net.com
http://www.kk-net.com/~tabuchi/home.htm
Tokyo Japan
My On2-1/2 layout(Saikatsu humanpowered R.R.) has been finished. See my web page, please .

Mon, 27 Apr 1998 20:57:50 +0200
van de velde jean marie
100637.2705@compuserve.com
frans weyenbergstraat 7
1600 oudenaken BELGIUM
goed zeer goed kei tof houden zo groetjes

Mon, 27 Apr 1998 01:53:28 +0200
James Sullivan
ronin2@gte.net
Garland, TX
I am very much enjoying myself with the antics of some of the guys on the mailcar. While I havn't availed myself of inputing anything yet, I have recently come up with a couple of questions for the experts out there in cyberland. The depot itself is great and I HAVE made use of some of those great tips. Thanks much for maintaining all this for us.

Tue, 7 Apr 1998 17:51:29 +0200
Tim Wasson
wassont@kochind.com
Wichita KS
Am starting into model railroading, no layout in the last 11 years. Find myself more interested in building rolling stock than previously, and am intrigued with using the Nscale mechanisms. Saw an HOn30 loco (built on stock N 0-6-0 and car at the local hobby shop, looked like fun. Do people cut down HO equipment much and mate to the N trucks, or do most enlarge N scale or scratch build?

Sun, 5 Apr 1998 08:06:44 +0200
Joseph F Petaccio, Jr.
PetaccioJF@aol.com
Phila. Pa.
Nicely done, have been a fan for years.

Sun, 5 Apr 1998 07:04:57 +0200
Stoney Mountain Classic Castings
Castaic, Califorina
Fax Phone: 805 - 294 1889

Tue, 31 Mar 1998 20:34:51 +0200
Bert Greeley
Bert TPS@AOL.com
Coarsegold, Calif
'tps' is Toothpick & Shovel RR - a HOn30 logging and minning free-lanced road. I have about 15 Joe Works C-16 and 0-6-0 of the same type. My wife is also into model railroad - the Chessie System

Wed, 25 Mar 1998 00:33:43 +0100
Scott E. Moeller
rptl@earthlink.net
Richmond, VA
I have been interested in Narrow Guage for 30 years. My first HOn30 models were AHM's Plymouth diesel and 0-4-0 saddletank. I still have several these in running condition with various custom modifications. I just found this page and will definitely revisit.

Sun, 22 Mar 1998 23:59:19 +0100
kirk suscella
captk66@aol.com
4013 dunn dr sarasota, fl 34233
interested in HOn21/2

Tue, 17 Mar 1998 00:33:19 +0100
Gary S. Crawford, Membership Chm NJMT Pine Creek RR in NJ
Hurst@idt.net
Freehold NJ
Good work guys. Don't forget about Pine Creek. We've been around since 1952. ¨We have (and run) Ely-Thomas Shay #6, Surrey, Sussex, & Southampton 2-6-2 #26, Cavan & Leitrim (Ireland) Lady Edith 4-4-0T #3L, lotsa diesels & rolling stock. Am building a Pine Creek Web Site. Will take time. Have history, rosters, etc. available. Write NJMT PCKRR, PO Box 622, Allaire NJ 07727-0622. See us in Steam Passenger Directory. Starting 46th year!

Mon, 2 Mar 1998 14:36:25 +0100
David Gander
david_gander@Yahoo.com
Ampthill, England
I hope this works! Love the HOn30 site and information! I am Editor of the 009 Society's newsletter and hope you all pay our site a visit from time to time!I have a small 009 agricultural line, which is loosely based on the Welspool & Llanfair Railway in Mid Wales but I'm just getting into HOn30, after a trip to Maine last October. Can't afford the brass stuff! but hopefully Chivers Finelines will produce some more loco kits to keep us happy. The Forney is great, and the SR&RL style 2-6-2 is due out, so that will be a start. Happy Modelling!

Sun, 8 Feb 1998 20:12:47 +0100
Nathan Lessard
lizzard @ lamere. net
I love trains!

Mon, 23 Feb 1998 15:02:20 +0100
Cam Brown
Jubilatede@aol.com
Just thought of a couple things to add to my just-sent signup. I was told that Dick Andrews a good friend and a tower among us two-footers, died recently. Can anyone confirm this? Better, prove the rumor wrong. Also, a quick scan of your lists suggests a couple of additions. Magazine - Maine Two foot Modeler Person - Chris McChesney with proceedures to transmorgrify a N scale Dockside into a Portland Forney. Book soon. Organization: The Wiscasset, Waterville a

Mon, 23 Feb 1998 14:47:01 +0100
John Cameron Brown Jr., PE
Jubilatede@aol.com
What's a URL?
Delmar, NY (and Maine) when it's warm; St. Petersburg FL otherwise
An old time two footer here dating back to my first two-foot railcrawl to Maine in 1940. Newly addicted to the computer and www. (Why did the type font change on me?)Just stumbled on this site and am happy to climb on board

Mon, 23 Feb 1998 01:17:36 +0100
jack w. steed
jsteed@aol.com
north aurora illinois

Mon, 2 Feb 1998 03:36:59 +0100
Mr. Nature
mrnature@erols.com
New York State
I am a new comer to model railroading. I would like some information on how to get started. Thank You, Mr. Nature

Wed, 28 Jan 1998 02:05:27 +0100
Vinny DeRobertis
modeltrains@mindspring.com
http://www.mindspring.com/~modeltrains
Apex, NC
I am curious as to how Chris Cardinal was able to get those CAD drawings in the Drawing Gallery to convert to GIFs while retaining the resolution. Also, when I tried to retrieve a drawing in the DXF format from the drawing gallery, it didn't work. Any suggestions? Thank You, Vinny D.

Tue, 27 Jan 1998 23:31:55 +0100 kevin smith
kdsmith@mail.wsu.edu
I'm thinking about this narrow guage stuff, not really sure if I'm ready for it yet. Maybe I'll start with a small section on a module and see how it goes . Thanks for the info !!!

Tue, 27 Jan 1998 04:12:50 +0100
Lex A. Parker
lex@vaxxine.com
http://www.parkerdesign.com/Hobby/hobby01.htm
Ontario, Canada
Hello to fellow "narrow minded" modellers. Enjoyed your very informative site. Nice page layout and easy to work through. Talented group of people. Thank you.

Tue, 27 Jan 1998 02:15:15 +0100
Yoji Tabuchi
tabuchi@kk-net.com
http://www.kk-net.com/~tabuchi/home.htm
Tokyo Japan
Very nice page! I love HOe and On2-1/2. HOe is German type layout. On2-1/2 is Japanese Humanpowerd tramway layout ,and now under construction. My web page is written by Japnese,very sorry.

Mon, 26 Jan 1998 07:51:51 +0100
Michael D. Sword
sword@micron.net
Mountain Home, ID. U.S.A.
I started in HOn30 fifteen years ago, but six years ago I changed to Sn3/Sn2 I have some three rail two-foot/three-foot I changed from HOn3/HOn30 because turnouts don't work in those gages. I am looking for others in Sn2 thank you

Sun, 18 Jan 1998 03:02:53 GMT
Karl Botterbusch, Ph.D.
botterbuschk@uwstout.edu
Just getting started in this phase of model railroading. Would appreciate some information on HOn30 rolling stock kits. Also any ready-to-run steam locomotives

Fri, 16 Jan 1998 15:34:40 +0100
Greg Pittz

Sat, 10 Jan 1998 00:58:04 +0100
Joseph Painter
mrnature@erols.com
Long Island, New York
This sounds interesting. I hope to hear from you via e-mail. I have a Z model starter set and also an HO set. I'm interested in getting started on model railroading. JP

Thu, 8 Jan 1998 00:43:39 +0100
Keith Glaab
RP3501@email.sps.mot.com
Scottsdale, Arizona
Love the Home page! I am a "lurker" until I get aclimated to the format for the HOn30 mailcar. I am having trouble viewing the HOn30 mailcar archives for most of 1997. Any suggestions? My layout is limited to a 3 ft x 6 ft protrution off my HO std gauge 11ftx9ft trolly layout, with about 4 running feet of dual gauge. Thx again Keith Glaab

Wed, 31 Dec 1997 17:35:00 +0100
Peter Bartlett
peter.bartlett@which.net
London England
Have HOn30 layout - Cray Valley R.R. featured in the September 1996 Gazette. Interested in all aspects of HOn30. Ibuild RTR locos from kits for private and retail customers. If visiting the UK would be pleased to see you.

Sat, 20 Dec 1997 03:58:19 +0100
Steve Hudson
Pappahud@aol.com
7327 Manderson
Omaha, NE 68132
Completeing my first HOn30 layout (26"by50") and really enjoy it. I hope to continue with this scale as I'm able to find power.

Sun, 28 Dec 1997 06:27:46 +0100
dkhoward@wave.net
Enjoyed visiting your site.

Fri, 26 Dec 1997 11:05:51
Marc Jasinski
mjjasinski@skynet.be
brussels -belgium
Just o say hello. I will be back on your site.

Mon, 22 Dec 1997 22:57:53 +0100
Kathleen D. McFadden
Kathleen.D.McFadden@USA.DuPont.Com
Hi,
I was the person looking for the book "Two Feet Between the Rails",Volume II on December 1st--you needed my E-Mail address which is above. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Kathy

Fri, 5 Dec 1997 04:42:54 +0100
fred e schnoke
kick@ott.net

Mon, 1 Dec 1997 18:55:35 +0100
Philip A. Weisman
pweisman@telecel.MHS.compuserve.com
Northern Virginia
Have been an 'N' scale armchair modeller for many years, and have finally started to put the materials together for a layout. Have followed for a long time using 'N' track to make a narrow gauge model. I am from Northern Maine, and I think this must be in the blood.

Mon, 1 Dec 1997 00:17:06 +0100
Kathy McFadden
1541 Middlesex St. Unit #9 Lowell, Ma. 01851 (508) 459-9790
Note: we need your e-mail address to be able to reply
Would anyone know where I could get a copy of Two Feet Between the Rails Volume II--I work at DuPont Merck in Billerica, Ma. at (800) 362-2668 ext. 8871 my Fiance is an avid Model Railroader of 2 foot persuasion (well maybe 2.5) and has Volume I but has been unable to find Volume II I would like to surprise him for Christmas.
Thanks in advance,
Kathy

Thu, 20 Nov 1997 03:18:02 +0100
Tom Milam
NCNGRR
California
I model std ga. HO and have a small HOn30 line to feed my FSM ore dock. `Empire City Railway` I have a large collection of Joe Works, however I do only need 1 locomotive to use on the ECRY. HOn30 site is great !

Mon, 17 Nov 1997 03:08:31 +0100
T. William Anderson
blta@gomontana.com
Our club is adding some HOn30" trackage to our layout and I figured I'd look and see how the masters are doing it. Thanks.

Sat, 1 Nov 1997 16:38:04 +0100
Ryckman Robert
robert.ryckman@skynet.be
Nice and interesting site : I'm looking to it frequently

Fri, 10 Oct 1997 00:09:08 +0200
Dave Houseal
BDHOUSEL@AOL.COM
PALMYRA-HERSHEY, PA.
Back in '65 when I was a closet reader of Trains magazine, Henry Crittenden wrote an article entitled,"18 pages of Maine's Biggest Two-Footer." I was hooked ever since. Over the years I've strayed for various reasons but one of the guys I work with got the itch to model HOn30" and borrowed all my books. Since I got "on-line" I looked up the SR&RL and found you guys. So now I'm thinking about getting back into it. Maybe!!

Your information is wonderful.

Wed, 1 Oct 1997 14:48:08 +0200
Stan Richmond
stan@thecarworks.com

Tue, 23 Sep 1997 20:40:12 +0200
Rick Smith
rdskayak@aol.com
Interested in HOn30 modules and shows. Is there a listing somewhere for narrow gauge shows?

Sun, 14 Sep 1997 23:58:38 +0200
richard dubiel
MIDWIN@WEBTV
GREENVILLE SC
EXCELLENT INFO GREAT PAGES.JUST BEGINNING MYSELF TOOK ONLY 49 YEARS

Sat, 6 Sep 1997 06:00:50 +0200
Daniel Osborn
forcade@peaknet.net
FINALLY!

Fri, 5 Sep 1997 04:48:49 +0200
george
HOn3HO@aol.com
San Luis Obispo, California Great site. Do you have any info on where I can get some Lambert turnouts???? They advertised in the Gazette in the early 80's . . . Any help would be appreciated.

Thu, 21 Aug 1997 00:51:43 +0200
Mark Crowell
shortline@silo.com
Lots of fun visiting your site, my wife and kids think i am working. Does anybody still have instructions for Sango's 0-6-2t or 0-4-2t kit? Does anyone know how I can get in touch with SBeaven@gnn.com?

Fri, 8 Aug 1997 18:28:19 +0200
Chris Jackson
Chris.Jackson@rbi.co.uk
Carshalton Beeches (20 km southwest of London)
I'd just like to say Hi - and thanks for a very interesting site. I'm currently modelling standard gauge lines - in British OO and American N - but have long had a fascination with 2' gauge prototypes. In fact, I used to work on one of the Welsh NG lines, and still do an occasional turn on the Bala Lake Railway. I own a couple of 2' gauge diesel locos, but don't get much time to do anything with them.
Regards, Chris

Thu, 7 Aug 1997 09:14:32 +0200
Patric Millar
missydog@northnet.com.au
Glen Innes, New South Wales, Australia
Great Page, I'm currently researching narrow gauge logging lines on the north coast of New South Wales, with the view to incorporating them into a layout. I'm particularly interested in geared locos and their usage in Australia.


Regards

Mon, 4 Aug 1997 20:47:35 +0200
Imre Torok
toreny@gigant.sch.bme.hu
www.gigant.sch.bme.hu
Hello!
It's a very nice site. I also have a layout in TT (12mm) scale. There are several railway and narrow gauge railway related sites in hungary, but unfortunately most of them are in hungaryan.
Best wishes!
Imre

Wed, 30 Jul 1997 12:41:47 +0200
Bob Boudreau
BoudreauR@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca
Saint John, N.B., Canada
Nice to see Dave's work on the Web!
Thanks for the opportunity.

Sun, 27 Jul 1997 22:43:05 +0200
Nick Allen
pedro69@swbell.net
Norman, OK, USA
Love the site!

Fri, 18 Jul 1997 05:40:29 +0200
Patric Millar
missydog@northnet.com.au
Glen Innes, New South Wales, Australia
Great pages, Love the shay pics, where can I ride one of these beauties? I am currently modelling HOn3 logging and mining in Australian prototype with shays and climax and a garrat. I will post pictures some time.

Thu, 17 Jul 1997 15:41:39 +0200
Lena og Gary
gtphoto@wco.com
www.wco.com/~gtphoto
Sjekker siden din av og til, og her er en hilsen fra oss!
Sjekk vaar ogsaa, nar du faar tid.
L&G

Wed, 9 Jul 1997 09:20:45 +0200
Jose Eduardo Peredo Rodriguez
tpa17156@udgserv.cencar.udg.mx
Sn. Luis Gonzaga # 5029
Guadalajara, Jalisco. Mexico
Estoy construyendo una maqueta de trenes en miniatura y me ha servido mucho ver sus fotografias para ideas Gracias ( I´m bulding a smoll table about railroad escale, I apreciate yor's pictures about that. thanks ! ) sorry I don´t speak english but I try write.

Sun, 6 Jul 1997 17:30:06 +0200
Morten Andem
andem@online.no
Oslo Norway
I have a good knowledge of Maine 24 " railroads specialy B&SR . Please Contact me, if interested.

Sat, 14 Jun 1997 06:47:29 +0200
Malcolm Anderson
malcolm@intergate.bc.ca
North Vancouver British Columbia Canada I had lots of fun exploring this web site. I am currently working on a HOn30 2'X4' layout made of cardboard and foam insulation panels.

Sun, 8 Jun 1997 23:47:43 +0200
tom keenan
tkeenan@postoffice.worldnet.att.net

Sat, 31 May 1997 08:40:59 +0200
Rudolf Neumann
intec.austria@telecom.at
Maygasse 29, A-1130 Vienna, Austria
I collect and model H0e, usually following Austrian prototype. Greetings to Norway! I know little about narrow gauge in your country, but hope to expand my horizon by subscribing to the HOn30 mailing list.

Sat, 24 May 1997 08:19:18 +0200
Rick Watson
srwrr@aol.com
San Jose, CA
Great website, links, and other information!

Fri, 23 May 1997 01:58:51 +0200
Bill Kerr
lwk001@email.mot.com
Calgary, Canada
A definite bookmark location.

Mon, 5 May 1997 18:55:51 +0200 (MET DST)
Richard Albert
ralbert@drbc.state.nj.us
Trenton, NJ


Tue, 29 Apr 1997 04:01:18 +0200 (MET DST)
Michael P. Hojnacki
TAFC111@aol.com
Lincoln Park, Michigan. USA
Modeling the SR&RL in On2

Sun, 20 Apr 1997 07:08:58 +0200 (MET DST)
Richard Edgecomb
redge@hawkpci.net
Dallas, TX 75297
Enjoyed this information very much Thank You !

Wed, 9 Apr 1997 22:11:10 +0200 (MET DST)
Chris Cardinal
twofoot@erols.com
Scarsdale, NY


Mon, 24 Feb 1997 04:39:36 +0100 (MET)
Tom Kenyon
kenyons@bellsouth.net
Atlanta,Ga.
Hey guys,this site is amazing! Keep up the good work. I've just moved, so I'm sort of starting over again. I'm tring to decide between HOn30 and On30. How about some of you guys out there e-mailing me some arguments for one or the other?

Mon, 24 Feb 1997 02:58:06 +0100 (MET)
Karl Botterbusch, Ph.D
botterbuschk@uwstout.edu
Menomonie, Wisconsin
Just getting started in HOn30, having modeled HO standard and N standard for several years. Could use information on getting started. Especially, need information on availability of steam locomotives and rolling stock.

Tue, 18 Feb 1997 03:30:21 +0100 (MET)
Mark Korvin
mkorvin@vitgexec.telecom.com.au
Melbourne, Australia
Some Baldwins were used on Australian 2'6" railways. Does anybody sell these ?

Sun, 9 Feb 1997 17:41:05 +0100 (MET)
Rick Ludlow
Ludlow@wave.net
Medford, Oregon
Nice page! I'm modeling in HOn3 and don't plan to change. I was interested in your scale as it uses N scale mechanisms and this is my biggest problem with HOn3, getting anything that's not brass to go forward or backward without binding or stalling. I recall my N scale days and how smoothly my motive power operated. Living in Oregon, my favorite modeling subject is logging, as if you couldn't guess. I live in Medford and the Rough & Ready Lumber Co. is about an hour from here.

Messages from january are lost - sorry...

Fri, 27 Dec 1996 13:57:44 +0100 (MET)
Woltran Walter
md27528"dredd.swipnet.se
sweden
member of an amerikan modellrailroadclubb in stockholm

Tue, 24 Dec 1996 20:07:07 +0100 (MET)
Curtiss Montgomery
curt.montgomery@ctg.com
Buffalo, New York, USA
What a great page. I model some in HOn30, but mostly in GnWhatever. I have rebuilt and kitbashed a lot of Bachman stuff. In HOn30, I am currently working on building some white-metal kits I picked up at the Festiniog about 20 years ago. Does anyone know if the Arnold chassis for "Prince" is still available, or what would be a good, readily available substitute?

Thu, 19 Dec 1996 20:57:13 +0100 (MET)
Bruce W. Goodell
goodell72229670@MSN
1120 Hearst#6,Berkeley CA,94702
It's great to find out about this resource, although, my interest is more towards industrial tramways in "Thirld World areas, anything new might be useful, thank you for a valuable resource..
B.W. Goodell

Thu, 19 Dec 1996 20:53:06 +0100 (MET)
Bruce W. Goodell
goodell72229670@MSN
1120 Hearst#6,Berkeley, Ca.94702
Now operating San Luis Minerales Ca, HO30 Baja Ca . replica.-

Mon, 16 Dec 1996 04:18:52 +0100 (MET)
Vic Mailloux
victorm@bit-net.com
http://www.bit-net.com/~victorm/trains.html
Derry New Hampshire
Great Page!!! Keep up the good work!!!

Sat, 14 Dec 1996 20:12:04 +0100 (MET)
William Pearson
buff@softcom.net
Stockton,CA.
Thanks for the memories..BTW, where exactly is Edaville? I am into modeling the Sierra Railway of Calornia..Should have done the Virginia Truckee. Real hard finding stuff for the SR around here.. Any ideas where I might find some good stuff for my layout..I am not much in the way of a scratch builder..Have enough problems with kits..;-) Thanks again.. wPm

Tue, 26 Nov 1996 02:56:44 +0100 (MET)
jorgen moller
jorgen@worldnet.att.net
florida
nice name.....are by chance danish? we own a danish rest- aurnt, we also have lots of family in demark in denmark and in sweeden.

Wed, 4 Dec 1996 14:15:22 +0100 (MET)
Vic Hamburger
vhamburg@semc.org
St. Elizabeth's Med. Ctr, Boston, MA
interests in HO - member of Digital Equipment Corp RR club, modular ho layout. Also interested in hon30, WW&F as I spent many summers just north of there in the 50's and 60's. member of the WW&F Museum at Alna. Considering a module in HOn30 of Weeks Mills.

Tue, 3 Dec 1996 08:43:59 +0100 (MET)
Kate
s.alexander@csccs.com.au
http://web.profiles.com/KATE.html
Canberra, Australia!
Hi there, need a penpal? Please write!

Wed, 27 Nov 1996 04:05:51 +0100 (MET)
luis lisi
lzubit@florida.net.com
florida

Mon, 25 Nov 1996 06:55:16 +0100 (MET)
Darryl Huffman
TheOn30Guy@aol.com
I live in Anchorage, Alaska, and have modeled HOn30 & On30 for almost 30 years Your homepage is the first place I go when I want to explore new areas of the Internet.

Sat, 16 Nov 1996 21:05:01 +0100 (MET)
Kevin Payne
ratus@msn.com.uk
Milton Keynes, England
The best home page I've found so far, but on this visit I've had trouble accessing the archive files, I just can't seem to open them. Last time, when I did open one, it was like reading the sort of conversations my fellow ng'ers and I have in the pub! Good to know that all time trivia of the kind that interests me is being talked about elsewhere.

Fri, 15 Nov 1996 04:11:48 +0100 (MET)
Dave Allen
72773.2161@compuserve.com

Sun, 10 Nov 1996 08:01:34 +0100 (MET)
William Bryk
Church St Sta PO Box 2902 New York NY 10008-2902
I have always been fascinated by narrow gauge -- particularly HOe and HO 2 1/2 because they involve a strong element of imagination if you wish to create an American prototype, as opposed to building a Swiss or Austrian model railway. There's an inherent license to create one's fantasy railway about it.

Wed, 6 Nov 1996 21:20:03 +0100 (MET)
Sarah Hackett
Silver Spring, MD
Hi world! I was just doing some research for work, and I keep coming across all of these guest books, so I finally decided to stop in here and sign in. Don't really know what it's all about, but let me leave you with this. . .Take Care and God Bless!

Tue, 29 Oct 1996 00:46:17 +0100 (MET)
Bob Mycko (TNA)
Shelton Ct. USA
HI Jorgeen If you get time send me some email. Best regards from Halvor and crew See you in Norway Bob Mycko!

Wed, 23 Oct 1996 22:35:52 +0200 (MET DST)
Chris Frissell
Polson, MT
Nice page! I'm a Hayden-Frary addict since Elk River Line days. I freelance a coastal Northwest railway loosely based on 30 in. prototypes in California. But I'm interested in Maine two-footers and 3-foot lines elsewhereas well.

Tue, 22 Oct 1996 12:40:43 +0200 (MET DST)
Bernd Beckmann
thank you for having this nice homepage on n.g. modelling. Bernd Beckmann co-founder of Schmalspur & Feldbahn Modelleisenbahnen und Verlag GmbH. Bremen/Germany Arbeitsgemeinschaft-Schmalspur Germany

Sun, 6 Oct 1996 14:23:35 +0200 (MET DST)
Iain P D Smyth
I like this web page and will be back for more. I would like to hear from any OO9 modellers in North America,

Tue, 1 Oct 1996 01:30:07 +0200 (MET DST)
mike west
Charleston, S.C.
1/2 in scale live steam and electric modeling of SRRL and MONSON RRs. Also model three foot ET&WNC RR. I like to study both areas in RR history and I have most of the books published on the Maine two-footers and the ET&WNC RR.mw

Mon, 9 Sep 1996 06:35:43 +0200 (MET DST)
Ronny Fredriksson
Gõvle, The kingdom of Sweden


Thu, 5 Sep 1996 00:54:34 +0200 (MET DST)
Gilberto "Gil" Morales
http://www.westworld.com/~faderboy
Van Nuys, CA, USA
Check out my club's page at: http://www.westworld.com/~faderboy/20s30s.html

Mon, 2 Sep 1996 03:07:05 +0200 (MET DST)
Michael Goodman
Fernandina Beach, Florida
I look forward to the discussions dealing with the two-footers. After visiting Rangeley many, many times I have always been interested in the railroad. Hope to talk to you soon. Mike

Thu, 29 Aug 1996 05:50:04 +0200 (MET DST)
Neil C. Erickson AIA
P.O. Box 307 Hakalau, HI 96710
I am primarily interested in 30 inch guage common carrier plantation railroad.

Sun, 18 Aug 1996 07:18:45 +0200 (MET DST)
hiromi masaki
nice Home Page!

Mon, 12 Aug 1996 00:11:49 +0200 (MET DST)
Sigurd St°lan
Hei, det var jo litt av hvert her J°rgen. Send en mail og fortell hva du gj°r for tiden.

Sat, 10 Aug 1996 11:17:32 +0200 (MET DST)
Christopher Hryciuk
http://dove.mtx.net.au/~hryciuk/
Adelaide, South Australia.
Well done! Keep up the good work mate.

Fri, 9 Aug 1996 19:15:35 +0200 (MET DST)
Mark A Bauer

Wed, 17 Jul 1996 07:25:37 +0200 (MET DST)
Chris L. Chaplin
http://www2.msstate.edu/~clc5/index.html
Starkville, Mississippi USA




Thu, 4 Jul 1996 04:46:48 +0200 (MET DST)
Rod Perkins
CAssopolis, Michigan
I model in Sn42 inch gauge, and am modeling the Dismal Swamp Railroad in Virginia and North Carolina as it was a 42 inch railroad.

Thu, 6 Jun 1996 07:45:34 +0200 (MET DST)
Geoff Sandland
Canberra, Australia
I was a narrow gauge HOn1/2 modeller (1972-5) and would like to get back amongst it again, wife willing.

Mon, 3 Jun 1996 06:32:34 +0200 (MET DST)
Ben Yuscavitch
Carver,MA
Very interesting!

Thu, 23 May 1996 14:18:48 +0200 (MET DST)
Gerry Hopkins
Sydney, Australia
I may not be able to help with prototype items but I have a reasonable experience in actually RUNNING HOn2.5 trains for extended periods at exhibitions arround Australia. As a sideline I also edit the NMRA Australasian Region quarterly Magazine.

Thu, 23 May 1996 01:08:23 +0200 (MET DST)
David E. Fugere
Can code 55 rail be used with success, or must it be code 60? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks David

Wed, 22 May 1996 01:14:05 +0200 (MET DST)
Pat Walker

Sat, 18 May 1996 10:38:40 +0200 (MET DST)
Tyler
wyoming nsw
eventhough I like 38's the best - i have 5 - I thought your site was great. I'm only 8 but i love steam and often surf the net looking for sites. My Dad says its better than sitting in front of the television - i agree!!!! bfn :)

Fri, 17 May 1996 06:24:41 +0200 (MET DST)
Geoff Sandland
Canberra Australia

Tue, 14 May 1996 16:26:42 +0200 (MET DST)
Dale E. Link
Hello Dave (and Bob too!) Although I do not model two footers, I have been a long time fan of yours. Enjoy your work, and look forward to seeing more! Take care.

Sat, 11 May 1996 18:11:04 +0200 (MET DST)
Masaki Murakami
http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~masaki (under construction)
Yokkaichi City,Japan
I enjoyed your information pages. I'm doing narrow gauge modeling,mainly Sn3,but have interst on another gauge,worldwide narrowgauge rails. Because in Japan.Boldwin,Koppels,Porter,and many imported locomotives was performed. "Narrowguage model is only-one word in all over the world".

Sat, 11 May 1996 10:50:31 +0200 (MET DST)
Phil Randall
Princeton, IN dabbled in 1:32n2 and Sn30

Thu, 2 May 1996 22:04:56 GMT
Steve Estes
Chicago, Illinois, USA

Fri, 26 Apr 1996 22:31:38 GMT
chris cardinal
1619 Broadway, NY NY 10019

Tue, 23 Apr 1996 21:18:04 GMT
Alan Rolfe
Southampton, UK
Viewers of these pages may like to know that I am Membership Secretary of the 009 Society. Although most of our members are based in the UK, we do have 100 or so worldwide. We cater for modellers in 3.5mm/4mm:ft scales (HOn3, 009, HOe HOm) using track gauge of 9mm or 12mm. If anyone is interested, then please e-mail me with your postal address and I'll send you a complimentary copy of the 009 News, our monthly newsletter.

Sun, 21 Apr 1996 00:50:07 GMT
James M. Pitts
Thanks for this service on the narrow gauge r.r. hobby!

Fri, 19 Apr 1996 14:41:15 GMT
Steve Healy
Cape Cod
I'm just checking in to see what's here.

Fri, 12 Apr 1996 12:19:13 GMT
Mick Moignard
Oxford, England UK
Keep up the good work.

Mon, 8 Apr 1996 13:17:28 GMT
Charles Mikeska
Temple, Texas
Tue, 2 Apr 1996 00:44:13 GMT
Beth Yvonne Rees
Sacramento, CAliforia
jorgen: could you help me locate the address of Jorgen Philip-sorensen, Chairman of Securitas AB in Sweden. I will return the favor. Best wishes from California

Sun, 24 Mar 1996 05:01:32 GMT
Alastair Preston
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Still like to check this page from time to time!

Wed, 6 Mar 1996 03:49:39 GMT
Oystein Timland
Nev-Haven CT USA
Hei, Jorgen Etter at jeg kom meg opp paa Internet saa var det ikke saa lenge foere jeg fant noen kjente navn. Saa vist du har noen spennede addreser saa skriv gjerne. Oystein..

Wed, 14 Feb 1996 15:15:08 GMT
Carl Houtz
Bellefonte, PA 16823

Fri, 9 Feb 1996 22:15:22 +0100
Douglas Barry
Richmond VA USA
Just found you guys. Great!

Wed, 7 Feb 1996 21:39:25 +0100
chris cardinal
Things sure have changed since I last droped in. Nice job!

Sat, 3 Feb 1996 05:05:18 +0100
Mark Eskew
Dallas, Texas
Enjoy reading articles about those modeling in HOn2 1/2. Are any of the Great MRR's with CDRRR article left? If you know of other sources, please E-Mail me. I RR biweekly with an operaion-oriented group in Dallas. We are Ex-Cliff Robinson operators who keep carrying the torch here in Dallas. Cliff owned the MUT RR and was a friend to many, including John Allen and Jim Findley. Someday I'll try HON30! Your Home Page was a real find. THANKS

Sat, 3 Feb 1996 01:49:27 +0100
Louis Nigro
Temecula, CA

Wed, 31 Jan 1996 21:22:18 +0100
Michael Blank
http://eisbaer.bb.bawue.de/~mblank
Boeblingen, Germany
Jorgen, thanks for the interesting pages and links! I subscribed and read the HOn30 mailings for some time, but the traffic was getting just too much to read it during the business hours! Pleas feel free to add a link to my web-page (adress above) which contains info on a German Narrow Gauge Club and contains drawings of my On3 scale layout. With regards Michael

Tue, 30 Jan 1996 16:41:42 +0100
Leonard G. Ruback
http://www.myriad.net/lruback/
The great state of Texas! USA
Just stopped in to take a look around.
I am not a narrow gauger but am always interested in others innovations here on the 'Net.
I host the Southern Pacific Modelers Information Exchange...on the Web!
For those with an interest please stop by!

Tue, 30 Jan 1996 02:53:52 +0100
Willard Seehorn
URL: I haven't the foggiest idea if I have one
Whiteville NC
Thanks for running the HOn30 mail car and the home page!

Fri, 12 Jan 1996 23:48:40 +0100
Sigurd Evensen
Just passin' by...

Tue, 9 Jan 1996 19:23:21 +0100
Brick Price
Great work on this page. Very interesting and informative material. Maybe we can start a section where we exchange illustrations and plans, assuming they are not copywritten The kits are coming along well. Good luck.

Mon, 8 Jan 1996 20:01:56 +0100
Glenn Christensen
Colorado Springs, CO

Sun, 7 Jan 1996 14:06:06 +0100
Steve Healy
Cape Cod, Mass.
Though I model On2, this HOn30 homepage gives me great ideas to model. Thanks

Fri, 5 Jan 1996 22:48:21 +0100
Giberto "Gil" Morales
URL : tba
Sherman Oaks,CA

Tue, 2 Jan 1996 05:33:42 +0100
Tom Reid
Gilbert, AZ

Mon, 1 Jan 1996 06:48:50 +0100
KEVIN JOHNSON
URL : IX.NETCOM.COM
PERTH AMBOY NJ
MODEL D&RGW ,RGS

Sat, 30 Dec 1995 00:09:23 +0100
Joseph A Perez
Tucson Arizona
Hi Jorgen I thought it was about time I signed your guest book.

Thu, 21 Dec 1995 04:16:21 +0100
Tom J. Pryor
Ft. Collins, Colorado
Former resident of Rangeley who hasn't been there since 1970. Wondering if it has changed much or if there is any internet pages for the town.

Mon, 18 Dec 1995 23:35:48 +0100
Chris Junker-Andersen
Toronto, Ontario Canada
Thanks for posting Alfred's story and photo about the glass train. I thought I was never going to be able to "read" that picture. God Jul! Chris J-A

Sat, 16 Dec 1995 03:48:24 +0100
Gary Adams
Erlanger, Kentucky
Very PLEASENTLY SURPRISED AND PLEASED to find this site. I feel there is a recent void in good two foot material and this helps. My modeling interest is in Eastern U.S. narrow gauge, both Appalachian logging and Maine 2'.

Thu, 14 Dec 1995 04:15:30 +0100
Dave Allen
Irvine CA

Fri, 8 Dec 1995 16:03:51 +0100
chris cardinal
broadway video online
HOn30 is the best!

Wed, 6 Dec 1995 18:15:57 +0100
Chris Junker-Andersen
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
Wonderful stuff! I came here via the HOn30 Mail Car (see you there) but found all sorts of great news, views and links for an expatriate Norwegian like myself. (I was born in Oslo and still have relatives all over Norway). Thanks for providing a very useful service. BTW: Do you have any dea if I can e-mail anyone (my aunt) at Aschehoug publishing?

Wed, 6 Dec 1995 06:52:35 +0100
Alastair Preston
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Thanks for providing this web page - it's a godsend!

Sun, 3 Dec 1995 11:45:45 +0100
christopher d. del riesgo
WA
Just looking around for narrow guage resouces. I'm considering giving my kids the HO stuff and starting HOn3 for myself. Know any locations?

Wed, 8 Nov 1995 04:05:00 +0100
Joerg Seiler or Joerg@ivl.com (work)
Victoria BC Canada
Very nice. I just had to come over or should that be look from across the water at our, the narrow minded peoples, home page. I hope you got my message about the motors. If they are indeed Faulhaber motors, are they cheaper over there than here. I still have to pay in US funds so $100cdn works out to $140cdn with all the exchange and shipping. I definately had no problem running pulse power on them. Most motors can run on pulse. Just some do not like low frequency pulses. Good quality motors usually like something around the 1kHz mark Talk you again tomorrow on the group discussion. Joerg

Mon, 27 Nov 1995 08:13:06 +0100 (MET)
Richard U. Barker
Davie,Fl. USA

Wed, 8 Nov 1995 01:25:35 +0100
Brick Price
URL: Not yet
Hi. Thanks for the help with a home page. We appreciate it.

Thu, 2 Nov 1995 06:10:59 +0100
John Dennis
http://www.acslink.net.au/~jdennis
Mitcham, Victoria, Australia
Found your page via the HOn30 mailing list. Although Norway is a long way from Australia I have spent three or four weeks in your country. It was a wonderful experience, even though, with two little kids and driving a motor home we didn't have time to travel on any railways - not even then Flam line :-(