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"Where am I now" - THE JOURNEY BEGINS !!!!!
"Where's Waldo..." ( and I don't mean Jimmy ) is a phrase most of us have heard..... Waldo travels the world looking for adventure..... guess what, so do rail cars.........

Interchange service has been around since North American railroads used wood burning 4-4-0's - a car may spend it's entire life on it's home rails - or may not see them for years at a time, instead roaming the foreig...  [click to vew more]
Posted By:Puddington
WEATHERING QUESTION
I have a orange plastic box car that I sprayed with DULLCOAT and had no results on weathering it. It looks the same as one that I didn't spray. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Ernie
Posted By:PRR GG1
New Kato 70ACEs
Got the new Kato70ACEs today, they look like normal Kato's. AWESOME. I got the Rio Grande heritage unit and the 1st 2 UP units. I tested the unit, it started smoothly and pulled a decent amount of cars without stalling. Ended with about 45 cars on level track, once I get my layout put back together I can break it in properly and really see how they will perform.
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Posted By:dustin_orth
SO WHAT HAVE YOU ACCOMPLISHED IN THE PAST WEEK?
SO WHAT HAVE YOU ACCOMPLISHED IN THE LAST WEEK?

Still working on my full styrene built box car. School gets in the way….dang

Also assisted in paying down the US National debit……paid my income tax.



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Citrus Valley Extension of the SP
The Mayor of Citrus Valley is pleased to announce the plans of the Southern Pacific Railroad to expand into the valley bringing much needed freight revenue and passenger service to our fair Valley. Citrus Jack owner of Citrus Valley Fruit & Milling is very excited by the prospect of hauling his produce to market twice weekly via trains. Track crews are busy laying the track from the Colton mainlin...  [click to vew more]
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Chat Down for a bit
Chat was down for a bit last night. It's back up and running now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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One Million Chats
Tonight one of our members, Tom Huffman posted the 1,000,000th chat post - a real milestone for SRO.......

The only major train board with a chat - thanks SRO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It's Time.... 2009 SRO Site Fund Raiser
SRO members; it's that time of year again..... Each year we ask that you consider contributing to the upkeep and operating costs of Scalerailsonline.com.....and now is that time !

SRO is funded by it's owner; Steve and the members of the site through their generous donations. Running a site of this nature has costs; both in time and money and we ask members to help out by donating s few bucks to the fund to help defer the costs and keep SRO operating for the benefit of the entire on line model railroad community.

There is a link at the top under "About SRO" called "Supporting the Site"; follow that link and you will be able to find out about the options available to help support our home ! If you have specific questions, you can PM Steve at SK Moss on the PM system.

I know times are tough and money is tight - that's the world we live in. But helping SRO out with a small donation keeps alive a place where we can enjoy a valuable aspect of our hobby and maintain the relationships we've developed through the various forums and chat options that the site has to offer.

I hope you'll take the opportunity to help out SRO with a donation; I know you'll agree that SRO is worth the time and effort we all put in and will feel that it's worth a small donation to help maintain this unique and valuable website that we've all come to know and enjoy.

On behalf ot the SRO team - Mike (Puddington)
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Tix Low Temp 275 F Degree Solder
If you are tiered of melting ties & switches when soldering track joiners then you might want to try Tix low temp 275 degree F solder. Easy flowing solder melts at only 275 degrees F and yet has the holding power of 4,300 pounds per square inch. Adheres to all solderable metals and works with soldering iron or gun. Will not tarnish. Package of twenty 3 inch long sticks. TIX SOLDER Item Number: 17110, Micro-Mark, (micromark.com), $15.65. A bit expensive, but worth it.
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