I just finished applying S. to fill a bunch of divots in my foam scenery base. Looked like cottage cheese on applying it; still looks the same once dry. Is thus the way it's supposed to look? _

Scott Groff

Some time ago I had bookmarked the late Stein Jr.'s website - there were (are?) some great small layout designs on that site.  Looking for one of his track plans the other day, I noticed the link was broken.  A search of this forum and a Google search of the web doesn't seem to reveal the site location.  I suspect it has been taken down or closed since his passing.

Does anyone know if this wonderful site has been archived or hosted by someone else?  It would be terrible to lose such a wonderful resource!

Thanks!

I work at a Food distribution center in the midwest, and we get a wide range of Reefer containers and trailers. One thing I have to always watch for at work is a reefer unit with an "Alarm Light" on. While I couldnt find any prototype photos of container reefers showing the alarm light, I did include one in my video of a standard 53' reefer trailer, but basically the same thing.

I've done a fair amount of research on scenery materials since I've re-entered the hobby, and would like to share what I've learned here, including where to buy basic scenery materials at the best prices. See the latest post on various plasters: What's in them? Coming soon: My mini-review of Siflor's Buffalo Grass pre-made grass tufts!