- As has been reported elsewhere, the "Skookum" 2-4-4-2 was sold earlier this year to Chris Baldo of Willits, California. The locomotive will be restored and portions have already been moved to Tillamook, Oregon for rebuilding.
- Phase 1 of US Plywood #11's restoration was finished earlier this year and on February 11, 2005 the locomotive was moved to its display location near Snoqualmie Parkway. The Northwest Railway Museum's Conservation and Restoration Center is now under construction, and when it is complete it will allow for further rebuilding of #11.
- Additional photos from Martin Hansen have been added for Booth-Kelly #2, Booth-Kelly #6, Carlisle #7, Clemons #8, Crown Willamette #12, Weyerhaeuser #110 (Longview), Weyerhaeuser #112, Weyerhaeuser #4, Weyerhaeuser #120, and Weyerhaeuser #200.
- I am slowly updating the various side view drawings on this site, making them more accurate and including dimensional data. Most revisions will be to change the color of the "as-built" drawings since most logging Mallets when new were painted Baldwin Olive Green with aluminum lettering and stripes, usually in Baldwin Style 220.
- New photos of US Plywood #11 undergoing cosmetic restoration have been added.
- Additional photos from Martin Hansen have been added for Deep River #7, US Plywood #11, US Plywood #12, Mud Bay #8, White River #7, Rayonier #8, and Rayonier #111.
- Photos from Steve Thompson have been added for US Plywood #11, Weyerhaeuser #6, and Rayonier #111.
- For the past few months, US Plywood #11 has been undergoing cosmetic restoration at Snoqualmie. The locomotive will be put on display, pending construction of the Northwest Railway Museum's new restoration facility. New photos have been added to the #11 page.
- Back in mid-2002, Model Power announced they have purchased the old Mantua model railroad product line. The Mantua section has been updated to reflect this. Also, most of the photos in the Mantua section have been replaced.
- Photos added of Taupo Totara #7 at the Glenbrook Vintage Railway. These were sent in by Russell Dunn.
- Photos added of Taupo Totara #7 on display before its restoration. These were sent in by Marc Reusser.
- Information on three videos has been added to the video section.
-Site moved to railfan.net