I just tried going to hoseeker.net today, and none of the website’s pages can be found! Hoseeker.net is run by a member of this forum (hoseeker), and has some great information about HO scale trains in the Literature section, like catalogs and exploded diagrams. I always liked going there, seeing when things were made with the catalogs and seeing how things worked with the diagrams.
I hope the website won’t be gone forever. It would be quite a loss if it was.[:(]
it seems to be back up
I just got an E mail from him last night. Didn’t say anything was wrong.
Im gonna assume it is a railraoding site?[:-^][(-D]
It works fine for me.
It’s going through a server change or update, according to Larry.
The original “not found” is gone, but today it’s some other gobbledygook on the forum pages.
The main pages seem to work okay.
Well, it looks like it’s back for me, too.[:D] Looks like I checked it on the wrong day when I started this topic. But, it’s still good to know it’s not gone.[:D]
Very nice website, adding it to my favorites.
Thanks for the link!
It is indeed wonderful and a great trip down memory lane for fellow geezers. And useful too – years ago I bought a basket case Ulrich 34’ all metal hopper that I have put off reassembling because I did not have instructions. Now I do! It should build up into a nice looking car – nothing looks like painted metal more than … painted metal.
Dave Nelson
Hoseeker.net is now updated and is fully back on line. I apologize for the inconvenience but this upgrade means I can add so much more information to the site. I think it will benefit all us.
“dknelson” years ago I bought a basket case Ulrich 34’ all metal hopper that I have put off reassembling because I did not have instructions. Now I do! It should build up into a nice looking car.
This is why I built the site. I know the frustration of having broken trains or unassembled kits. I have experienced many times not knowing how to fix or assemble the trains properly.
There is a couple of big additions that are going to be added to HOseeker.net. So check out the site for the next few weeks. These updates will include “Penn Line and Tyco” information.
Larry