Just got latest copy of RMC; S scale?????

Come to the dark side...we have cookies. No, seriously S scale used to be known as "the scratch builders scale." Just visit our forum here and see what we're all about. 

To see some other fine S scale modeling, I would suggest taking a peek at the the S Scale SIG:

 

http://sscale.org/

 

Also, coming soon to a computer near you, the S Scale Resource from the publishers of O Scale Resource.  Currently a work in progress, the first issue is scheduled October/November.  The following web address is currently a placeholder:

 

http://sscaleresource.com/

 

Rusty

And S scale actually has a very workable selection of vehicles, unlike O.  Trying to get enough cars and trucks for a traction layout is one of my frustrations.

Brother Love...cross over the Jordan to the good side!
Perfect scale, perfect size!
I have found things in S I couldn't find in 2 rail O.  The S Helper line of equipment is every bit detailed as Atlas O, if not more so.  In fact,
Jim Weaver (Atlas) and Don Thompson (SHS) collaborated on many similar products.
Check out Facebook group S scale and see our work!

Mr. BL any chance you give some advice on how you get such great and consistent rivets. Plastic thickness/ what size pounce tool, tips  please

...and nice looking flex track available in code 70, 83 and 100...turnouts...crossings...etc.

All from Larry at Tomalcotrack.

 

I agree, some very nice looking track.

Hwy, John Albee,

 

How is the motive power supply in S now? Has MTH produced anything yet?

 

What did you end up with in terms of engines on your S roster?

Here's the link to the FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sscale/

I don't do 2R scale, but I do enjoy O Scale Resource and am on the mailing list.  Why don't they have one so I could sing up for the S Scale version to know when it's released?

If you're a fan of shortline and industrial railroads, check with Jim King at Smoky Mountain Model to see if he is still accepting orders for his 44 ton and 70 ton loco kits.  His 44 tonner is the most accurate scale model to date. 

 

Alright Matt, cut it out!!!!!!!

Oops, I neglected to mention the special order Proto64 turnout assembly fixtures I purchased from FastTracks at no extra charge. 

That's not helping!  

I would imagine a mailing list would occur after the first issue is out.

 

Rusty

Last I heard, the MTH S Scale F3's are still due in November.

 

Rusty

Hey Bill, still the same.  F3, ABA set F7s, 2 SW9 and a few other pieces. 
Matt, got one of Jim's 44 tonners on the way.  Has the new drive, should be very interesting!
Malcolm, come on up and play!
All of y'all very much need to see the new online S Scale Resource when published!  Glenn and Dan do a tremendous job!