Card stock model kit designer, Clever models llc has today released their the long anticipated replacement for the almost impossible to find laser cut card stock shingle.

Creeky brand shingles and roofing material updates and improves on what was previously available.

One package of the O scale laser cut shingles, tar paper and underlay will cover 1125 scale square feet or 46 square inches ( 4 sheets of shingle, 2 sheets each of tar paper and underlayment. total 8 sheets)

According to walthers the glacier gravel company is an immitation of a stone crush and washer and the valley cement company is an actual cement production plant so I will build them seperatly and place them on close together and join the two using a conveyer system to create a large industrial area is this a good idea or if it was you designing the layout would you keep them far apart and use rail transport

Due to limited space, my HO shelf layout will have to wait for awhile. BUT I do sort of need, well, maybe build a new coffee table. I'm looking for a N scale 4'x2' coffee table layout. 4'x2' inside measurements are minimum. Just curious how high the table should be, and what to build it from. I'm looking at oak plywood for the finish and 3/4" for the bed. I'm looking at clear sides as well as as a hinged top. drawers underneath are also wanted. And how deep should this table be? IE: building height?

Suggestions anyone? Where can I find some plans for this project?

Let's assume I know little to nothing about DCC (very accurate assumption).  Instead of programming CVs numerically, I want to use a plug-and-play graphical interface.

Exactly what does a Sprog3 do? 

What do I need to program using DecoderPro-style?  Have a laptop and a test track, but what needs to go between them?

Cost is a consideration, of course.