Model RailRoad

Question by Kevin E: How do I keep my Border Collie inside our invisible fence?
My Border Collie aged 2 was trained to stay inside our invisible fence a year ago but the last few weeks she just runs out and takes the shock. It’s still the same power and frequency, she gets plenty of attention (frisbees, walks, etc) but she still bolts when a person is walking by. The mailman is very upset!

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Answer by Stephanie Loves Sam
u dig up the fence and put a real fence up. most dogs have a drive that if they see something they dont care what happens to their body they want to get whatever they see. invisible fences r cruel. so get a nice 6 foot tall fence

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Question by J. P.: Any websites where there are pictures of the “inside” of a diesel electric train?
I have tried searching on yahoo, but only seem to find pictures of the outside of the train.

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Answer by BlackSheep_v2
Here’s a site that has some shots of the driver’s compartment…

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Inside an electric train

Image by seeveeaar
Taken inside an MRTS train in chennai

The grain is due to ISO 800 🙁

Inside the Golden State Model Railroad Museum

Image by Orin Zebest
More info at their website: www.gsmrm.org/

This is a 0-4-0 LGB loco pulling a standard LGB starter sert around the inside loop of the Ute Pass Railroad.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

Join Editor Carl Swanson on a tour of some of the highlights of the July 2011 issue of Classic Toy Trains magazine. Included this month are tours of two massive O gauge layouts, the completion of our 4 x 8-foot Reader’s Choice project railroad, a comparison between a new Lionel Corporation Tinplate reproduction of an American Flyer Wide Gauge set with the original, a price guide to Lionel’s 6464 boxcars, and reviews of O gauge trains from Atlas O, MTH Electric Trains, and Lionel.

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