Found by my grandparents.

Anyone have some funny and/or embaresing stories related to modeling lets hear them.

I bet no one can tell me they got a laugh out of this.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=J1m4Mqd32cA

All i have to say is they are quite amazing:

they even really reflect the light.

I model in HO and am looking to purchase some switches (originally through Walthers track sale though found cheaper on a site) So what would you recommend I would like less than $20 a switch and just need the basics any recomendations?

SO as mentioned on a past post I have/will receive a free Dynatrol System. Will it be a good Idea to just wire the receiver directly to the track as to just have use of the tethered control. I have heard a short could destroy the receiver so would a bulb or something similar between it and the track work? I look forward to what yyou can say and until next time of good idea bad idea, Keegan is out.

Found this on the model tech studios site seems like it will work really well.

http://modeltechstudios.com/rollingstockweatheringsetmakeyourplasticlookingcarslookmorereal.aspx

 This is much older primitive control but I have received a system free of charge for use on my switching layout. How well is this system and would you recommend it. I am planning on installing the reciever in an older Kato SW2 (photo attached) but not sure how to fit it as the metal frame is tight and not sure if I could get it in the cab. Any help is appreciated.

I have two locomotives that I need to speedmatch, one is a MTH F-something or other. The Second is a Bachmann GP-7 (or something simillar) What is the best way to do this and how? I want to set up a doubleheader on the club layout and any suggestions are appreciated.