Seeing as my son's bedroom layout is more fully functioning than mine, I figured it's time to test out/brush up my scenery skills. One of his frequent requests has been for a tunnel. I had acquired some 2" foam boards and Woodland Scenics foam tack glue for a now defunct 4x8, as well as some Chooch tunnel portals that were on clearance when the original Caboose Hobbies was closing out their inventory.

To All: As a companion to my ESLRG E-Rail Car I painted and lettered this car. Photo by Elvin Howland. Yours, Elvin Howland/E. St. Louis Rail Group Layout

Life isn't always what we want it to be, that is a fact world wide.
Cultures are often grouped into regional challenges, by outsiders trying to figure out what is going on.
But I would like to point out, that no matter what you have been told, People are not inherently evil. They are not unlike you. Sometimes, they are just like you. Trying to just get by.

Hi,

I'm hoping to paint some track soon.  I use Peco Insulfgrogs.  I read a lot about being careful to keep paint out of places where it doesn't belong but haven't been able to find out exactly what to cover.  The best I could find out was this video.  Does his method look correct?  Just cover the places where the metal touches metal?

As always thanks!

-Matt