The "N"uts
Garth Hamilton has been so kind as to moderate
a mailing list on EGroups
for those of us that are crazy enough to model in this small
corner of this
small scale. Since what we do is sometimes difficult, and those
that
choose to do this are so few and far between, I have compiled
this
list of who we are, where we are, and what we are good at.
This list is compiled from responses on list that
I understood as consent to post.
Anyone listed here against their will, please contact me and your
name will be immediately removed.
Because of new Web-bots roaming the web collecting email addresses for distribution to adult sites,
I have removed all email addresses. I strongly recommend joining the Nn3 email group.
Marshall Thomson
THE source for Nn3. Not a regular contributor to the
list, but he does listen to the list. Anything directly related to him or
Republic Locomotive Works should be emailed directly to him.
RLW carries almost anything Nn3. My hat goes off
to Marshall for dedicating the time to keep the business going.
Republic Locomotive Works
16 Little Cape Horn
Cathlamet WA 98612
Tel (360) 577-6479
Fax (360) 423-9460
Roy Kraft, Munich, Bavaria -
Germany
Computer Know-How
Chris Mears,
Mechanical Design, Prototype Research
(who is a hobby dealer also offering assistance with
"anything on the market")
Ken Guthrie, Atlanta, Georgia
Casting Plastics Made Easy
Keith Walker, Olde City,
Philadelphia
Photo Etching Methods for Track and Turnout Laying
Mark Fielder, West London
England
"Might Make Bits and Pieces"
2mm Association Press manager
http://www.fielder-rowe.freeserve.co.uk/index.html
Tom Reid, Gilbert, Arizona
Layout Design (CD w/CadRail) Member NMRA SIG
Steve Boyd,
Electrical/Mechanical Advice
Arien Molyneaux,
Track Layout Concepts
Brian Dunn, PO Box 233 Los
Alamos, California 93440-0233
(805) 344-3575
Reference Material, MR and MRC to 1955, all Narrow Gauge &
Shortline Gazettes and Railroad Modeller;
Railscan to track Articles, AutoCad 14 w/Cad Overlay &
Scanner, Electronic Engineer,
Royston (Roy) Stevens, Salt Lake
City Utah
Electrical Problems
You're looking at it
Jim LaBaugh,
Module Construction
Garth Hamilton, Fonthill Canada,
between lakes Erie and Ontario
Locomotive, Track, Kit Building
http://www.computan.on.ca/~garthah/nn3home.htm
Bill Rutherford,
Detailing and Weathering
Scott Thieben,
Prototype Information, incl. Mining Industry
Ted Brandon, Wyckoff, New Jersey
Expanding on Contents of new Nn3 Manual
Mike Chenoweth, 115A North
Pleasant Hill Rd, East Peoria, IL 61611
Custom plastic casting, kit assembly and custom scratchbuilt
buildings on a limited basis.
Jim Flynn, South Boston, VA
Marc Myers, Garland Texas
http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/kings/989/trains.htm
Steve Simpson, Jeffersonville, Indiana
Jerry Brush, Wauchula, Florida
Evan Hillman, Logan Utah
David T. Vickers, Saratoga Springs, Utah
Jacqui Dennison, Astcote, one hour north of London, England
Marc Starmans, Soest, in the Netherlands
Eric Bracher, near San Jose, Calif
Roger Otto, Littleton, Colorado
Mark Salvaterra, Marina del Rey, CA (soon Culver City)
Toc36, Annandale, VA
Scott Squires, Novato, California
Tom Knapp, San Francisco California
Roberto Lombardi, Berkeley, California
Christopher Rehm, Rogers Arkansas
Philippe Schyns, Leiden, The Netherlands
Mark Wilson, Apple Valley Minnesota (southern burb of Mpls St. Paul)
Dave Styles, Dorking, UK
Gene Tencate Phoenix Arizona
Dick, Wingate, North Carolina
John Norquist, Central Texas
Jack Matson, Vancouver Washington
Dave Homsey, Riverside, California.
Milt Perkins, Poway California
Arlen Molyneaux, Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Philip Schwehm, Philippines
Michal Basta, Prague, Czech Republic
Tom Dennis, Olympia, Washington
Wayne, Chino California
Bill Kronenberger, Houston Texas
Steve Peebles, Richardson Texas
"Wags", Spokane Washington
Clay Newburn, Lower Dean England
Billy Roden, near Richardson Texas
Nick Kibre, Goleta CA (next to Santa Barbara)
Fcenrich, Rochester NY