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Model railroader of the Canfield war vet museum layout update
Jan 2016-1 - Modeling rockwork, part 1
More Falling Prices at PDC: All Joint Bars sets reduced to $12!
Effective Immediately:
Prices on our joint bar sets have been reduced to $12 USD per set or $15 CAD.
(Original price $15.50 US per set)
We offer joint bars in 3 styles, 4 lengths, and 4 scales - 89 choices in all...
HO: Code 100, Code 83, Code 70, and Code 55
N: Code 80, Code 40 & 55
S: Code 125, Code 100, Code 83, Code 70, and Code 55
O: Code 125, and Code 100
One for Dr Geoff - Working tipple and rotary unloader
I came across a report in the Italian Tuttto Treno magazine on a huge American themed FreMo-E module event held in late 2015. This is a video of just one module:
The description in German reads:
Attaching a photo back drop paper / film to plastic backdrop sheets
Dear Forum:
Basic Advice Needed on Assembling Plastic Structure Kits
I have a large number of plastic structure kits that I have been collecting since the 80's that I finally have a layout to place them on. I'd appreciate any general, basic advice members have, particularly in terms of adhesives used. I have a love-hate relationship with various forms of super glue. Aside from getting it on my fingers (don't ask me how because I don't know), I have often noticed a white residue that is sometimes present and sometimes not. What adhesives do you use for various purposes?
Almost buried siding/spur
Gents,
I've been searching my bookmarks for a link to something I found online a while back that showed how to make a spur running through something like a construction materials yard (iirc) and the rails are almost buried right up to the top of the rails. Very realistic, There was a structure in the scene too.
I might have seen it here, but if so I haven't found the magic search term. If anyone knows what I'm talking about, much obliged for the link again.
Thanks,
Michael Lee Smith
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