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Had a friend come over Sunday to chew the fat and run some trains for something different to do.
We'd both been itching to do something other than run to a LHS and spend more money.

He brought...

I really doubt the issue is from quality control or lack there of it.
If the units are both new from the factory or at the most test run. Then I would say the slow one has a bind in the drive...

I must say Sir Moose, that wharf scene is coming along quite nicely.
Once you get to the point of adding all the little details, peoples, Mooses, boxes, crates, etc etc, the scene will really come...

Sorry to hear your not moving so well, hope it better soon.
I've been fighting a minor foot surgery that didn't go as planned for the last several months.
So I've been hobbling around as well, I...

Sorry to hear of this russ.
Seem like a common thing for must modelers....
I'm sure there will be a another time and place for you and the layout again.
Keep your chin up.

18ga will work fine all the way down the line as you mentioned.
But the 18ga might be a little bit too big in the visible sense depending on how you connect it to the track.
Which is why others are...

That is exactly what I picked up off of Amazon for $3.50

When I first looked at it after reading your comment Steve "- it has a reversing track (good ? bad ?) but its there anyways"
was you could always make it a double track through there and make it a...

I'm glad I'm not the only who feel like this.
Kapton is a good, but I think it's a tad bit overrated.

Yes it was!
I was going to email her back that evening and ask when she thought she'd have the page updated with the new kit options, just so I had an idea.
Then I got that email in the afternoon...

I doubt I bought a warranty for it......https://www.nscale.net/forums/mysmiliesvb/mysmilie_2616.gif

Can you give an example of a rubber based superglue?

Ditto on what has already been said.
I like the attention to details: poles, fences, paths, signs.

:thumbs-up:

Thanks Dave!
I've used a stick for years, it finally broke....;)

Yeah, I would think the differences wouldn't be as noticeable as vehicle body styles, but then again....
For me this will be close enough.

While painting the shed, I had to thoroughly shake up some of the craft paint I had as it hadn't been used in quite awhile.
I had always thought about getting one of the Hobarts Paint shakers. Then...

Ah! Organization.
I'll be watching this thread. Right now mine are all in their bags, tossed in a drawer. :-/

They are N scale Michael, made by Showcase Miniatures.
And I did just place an order for a few along with some MOW/Utility trucks for the engine facility.
Thanks.

Due to some of the posts that have been left on my Little Rock Line thread recently about my engine facility,
several have mentioned to get a few utility/MOW vehicles to place in the scene, a great...

Trainworx has a much better reputation.
They are and have been releasing things again.
Some of what they announced will be coming soon.
From what I heard, the Chinese companies are cherry picking...

Thanks Michael!
I may just do that. I know you just did something like this on your new layout if I recall and I think it was the same kit?
Paul Schmidt mentioned one of these kits:...

I don't think he meant placing the step down transformer on the roof, I think he was meaning to place it on the ground near where the stack would be?
But I agree with you, nothing taller than the...

After posting the pics of the engine shed, a friend made a suggestion to do away with the smoke stack as it looks more like a factory.
I think this kit was designed as an add-on to the Walthers...

I got the shed along far enough that I could finally set in place.
Here's a couple of quicky shots where I screwed around with the image in the editor.
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Thank you Michael!