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Definitely Meg Ryan.

For driving in track nails or spikes, I use a nail set. They come in sets of 3. I use the medium one Needle nose pliers work to get Them started.

nice traveling clips and a sweet railroad there :)

Couple other data points as per your questions. All conductors had a schedule of all trains operating. They knew when trains were to arrive and depart and from which town. The rule was that train needed to wait 15 minutes and then could move ahead but had to have a flagman a few hundred ahead as a warning signal. I do not believe switch lists were in play then, at least on the W&A. Conductors had way-bills to pass on when a cargo needed to be delivered. Cars stayed with the train as per the General on its way to Chattanooga to pick up cargo and return to Atlanta. Engine-men also stayed with their loco and train. Conductors, engineers, etc., were very familiar with other trainmen and knew when and/or where other trains were meant to be. Other note - dog-leg link was called S link. The fellas who look like they were taking photo is a signal tower. Thanks again for your gracious and approach with curiosity in the review of your ops experience.

Nicely done Heath. Thank you for the recognition. You sharing the appreciation for the era and our intent to draw operators into a reasonably authentic experience is also a big plus. As for a shirt, most solid color shirts or a plaid. Many shirts then did not have a collar. Hopefully the next ops is Dec or Jan. All the best

My opinion, I absolutely hate the new throttle. MU functions are not always working. Seems like it gets stuck in a loop and nothing responds properly

Last week, when someone on chat wondered how you were going to program, I thought he/she was referring to speed match programming. Good episode on general setup dcc programming you use and why anyway. Thanks for the show.

Interesting show as usual Heath, interesting discussion! (Dave).

Hello.. do you know of this guy is still selling any of his pieces

I've just gotten my first N scale locomotive recently... an NW2 switcher... now to get one more, a road switcher like a GP unit of some sort... and then I'm not sure how many more I will need... I think 5 or 6 will be sufficient for the scale of what I hope to build...

Good to see you're up and about and looking happy again

That circus train is all backwards...usually the stockcars were in front of the flatcars on circus trains

how useful do you think the larger screen and extra soft keys are? My home stuff is NCE, but I am debating getting some Digitrax stuff, or at least a duplex throttle, as that is what most are using in my area.

Been here back in 2004. Very cool store! Watching this brought back memories.

Welcome back. Get well soon so you can cough and sneeze without pain 😂

Take care of yourself man. Get well.

Hi Heath about 15 years ago I had only 1 Gallbladder attach the pain just increase and didnt stop taken in by Ambulance and give heap of pain killers and the next day I had my Gallbladder out , I can sympathize with you and under stand what you have been through . After my recent 1 in a million cancer and being cut from the rib to the pubic bone (have my own train line ) and had all my muscles cut and spline remove , 16 hours 20 + surgeons operation having Morphine on tap still didnt help with pain i had 5 week before i could even get out of bed i had to learn to walk again thats why i was away for so long I still get muscle pain that bring me to tears So please take it easy and look after your self and don't push your self too hard, Keep well regards Greg

glad your doing ok. you were the talk of Timodium, but it was a short conversation. is Heath coming? he just had gallbladder surgery. oh well he be out of it for a bit.. Did you see the train as you came in ? lol I like you have not booked a room yet for Amherst, and I like you might be stuck at work

Be well Heath, take care! (Dave).

Hang in there Heath. Take care of yourself first.

Well I’m going in for stapedectomy on Tuesday the 22nd also found out I have a deviated septum that’s causing my migraines

🤔 What about tonight?

Heath, i have new wifi cameras being develop fie N scale. I thought i’d let you know. You will be able to do the same as I using the GUI , if you want.

I have about the same amount of "complete" Circus Train, plus Tim McCoy, Cole Brothers, Royal American Shows, plus a HUGE NUMBER OF PICTURES

East or West or JUST GERMANY

My concern is what happens when you go to ballast the track and you need isopropyl alcohol to make the glue sink into the ballast. I've read never use anything but pencil on your subbase because if you use something like a Sharpie the ink will float to the top of the track ballast and ruin it.

Sorry I missed it just came in was working on wiring. 😊

I am intersted in your camera set up. How are you broadcasting your channel? I use straight tyo youtube or via streamyard. Are those cameras hard wired or?.........

Do you have any videos of? how you program the control? how you enter an engine and have it work? I've purchased one of the but of having trouble. figuring out how to program it. and use it.

Nice livestream, Heath. Enjoyed it. 😎👍🏼

I used to frequent this place so much as a young teeneager. It was my little escape from Bed-stuy Brooklyn. I will buy my HO scale R-68 subway train one day!!

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Heath running O scale trains! This is a true rarity. I’m glad that you are running the big boy trains still.

I am glad I watched this one.