It’s the place where one liners are good: very nice job Jerry and special thanks to all the tips you have given me on my Sterling project.
Greg
First sound run with the Stirling. I used a My Loco Soundcard of an English Locomotive. Stan Cedarleaf did the decals.
Pretty cool, there feller! 
Hi Jerry:
Great work.
Maybe Bachmann Trains will get inspired and release a similar adult version of the single if you post your work on their website.
Norman
Love it!!! It looks and sounds really great!
Best
tac
Ottawa Valley GRS
That looks really sharp, Jerry. I like that whistle sound.
My Loco Sound(which I used) has come out with an improved version of the card, plus it is smaller and still pretty cheap. I guess they have more plans for after it also.
Bravo Zulu, Jerry! That is outstandiment!
[YouTube]http://youtu.be/bzl2gf-uM3A
I noticed only two chuffs per revolution of the great wheel. I know that counting chuffs is a lot like counting rivets, but at that slow speed of revolution, it is REALLY noticeable. Its a small point in a great bash, and I would be proud to have her running on the WI&M.
Jerry
You’ve created a beautiful example of a Sterling!
You continue to impress me with your craftsmanship.
Dave
Excellent model, how long before you add some Emily coaches?
All the lettering on a set of six Emily-style coaches are going to make Mr Cedarleaf one happy bear!
What are you waiting for?
Me, I’d be sooooooooooooo proud to run that at a GTG - using r/c and batteries, of course.
tac
Ottawa Valley GRS
AAA, I’m having a LocoSound unit installed in my electric K27, along with the latest version of the Tony Walsham r/c system with horn, bell and lights. AND inertia, althoug the Good Lord know I have enough of that, according to mrs tac.
tac
Ottawa Valley GRS
I have two coaches. A friend in the UK is getting pix of the coaches, as we did with the loco/tender and have Stan make them up also. Jeremy painted his coaches to make them look like wood. He’s doing several more also and a brake coach.
Great work all around. You should be proud.
Beautiful work, Jerry!