Re: RGS 74 contact?
| March 19, 2009 11:25AM |
WOW! There's my name on the internet. I felt famous only once before when I saw my name on the side of a grain hopper.
Silly guys - I didn't know you had a website. Where are the pictures of the sparkly lettering on the tender of #13? with the excellent choice of roadname.
Mike and Ryan have done some amazing work with their 15" gauge locomotive. I've watched the progress and have even operated this locomotive. I give them grief for being twice as close to the age for diapers than me, but their workmanship and enthusiasm are great. I am a bit jealous of their energy level. Additionally, the approach they take is one with humility and objective reasoning. If they don't know something, they admit it and seek help. I hope they can provide the same attention for # 74. The constraint for that project will be direction from the city of Boulder.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/19/2009 11:26AM by Stephen Peck.
Silly guys - I didn't know you had a website. Where are the pictures of the sparkly lettering on the tender of #13? with the excellent choice of roadname.
Mike and Ryan have done some amazing work with their 15" gauge locomotive. I've watched the progress and have even operated this locomotive. I give them grief for being twice as close to the age for diapers than me, but their workmanship and enthusiasm are great. I am a bit jealous of their energy level. Additionally, the approach they take is one with humility and objective reasoning. If they don't know something, they admit it and seek help. I hope they can provide the same attention for # 74. The constraint for that project will be direction from the city of Boulder.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/19/2009 11:26AM by Stephen Peck.
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