You know you're a WW&F fan when ...

[Brian Murphy]

thats the perfect description. Brilliant.

[Ed Lecuyer]

By popular demand at Sheepscot this weekend....

You know you're a WW&F fan when you're tired of the WW&F fan thread.

(I think we've beaten this iron horse long enough.)

[Ed Lecuyer]

ONE DAY ONLY....
At Stewart's request, I am unlocking this topic. Happy April Fools day!

[Stewart "Start" Rhine]

You know you're a WW&F fan when ...

 - you find a potato chip that you think looks like Linwood Moody.   

[Tom Casper]

Ed, you should have kept it locked!!!!

Tom C.

[Ira Schreiber]

You consider 2' narrow guage, 3' standard gauge and 4'81/2" broad gauge..........

[Bill Sample]

You find a 2 foot long carpenters rule while cleaning out the house and immediately think of the WW&F.

[Ed Lecuyer]

As is tradition, this topic has been unlocked for one day only. Happy April Fools day, everyone!

-Ed

Who knows he's a WW&F fan because he is going through a serious case of Sheepscot withdrawal.

[John Kokas]

.....cutting logs for next years firewood you subconsciously lop it off in 2 foot lengths.

[Mike Fox]

When you look at roadsides and think how nice they'd look if RowMow1 made a few passes......

[Ira Schreiber]

Going to Lowe's for some shelving and you forrgot the length, so you buy all Two Footers.

[Dylan Lambert]

When you increase your modeling scale, you decrease the track gauge.

[Mike Fox]

....you see a milk can in an antique store and start looking for Turner Centre markings

[Philip Marshall]

....you see a milk can in an antique store and start looking for Turner Centre markings

I'm certainly guilty of that!

[Ed Lecuyer]

As is tradition, this topic has been unlocked for one day only. Happy April Fools day, everyone!

-Ed