I recently got some momentum going on several projects. The gas stations are nearly done (more soon) and I got the frame together on the
Way back in 2011 I had a post about a great Nason Hudson that I had obtained in a trade with Pierre Bourassa, featured in
Over the years I’ve slowly been accumulating parts for the Nason 2-8-0. It took a long time, but I’ve got essentially a complete model now.
As noted in my book, the final locomotive introduced (in 1940) by Nason Railways was their boxcab “Diesel.” I put that in quotes, as actually
Today I have several mystery parts not mentioned in my book that you may have around too. First though, when you think of pressed cardboard
I had a tip come in that an On3 2-8-0 had been spotted on eBay that might have a Nason 2-8-0 frame. On checking it
I’ve been working off and on for well over a year toward completing a Nason Gas-Electric. I was thinking I had more of a series
I made a few purchases at a recent train show, including three HO models that could be easily compared to OO models in my collection.
One ongoing project is working on building a drive for a pre-war Nason gas-electric, one in the coach/baggage/mail configuration. I had looked for one of
I’ve been working on adding more links to the “101” articles in this site (many of the articles that had been linked to these articles