Enjoy all that I have done...so far.

• Did you get your M420

• Putting Shingles on my Station

• Scratch building a CNoR Third Class Station

• Scratch Building a CN portable Building

• Christmas Decorations for Lamp Posts

• Glacier Gravel becomes part of a mining industry.

Once again, I do not have any "electric mojo" to do this without your help. The advice for the Shinnohara switches worked out great. Now, I'm on the last leg of wiring my railroad.

Here is the basic info: I have one lead track coming to the turntable. The turntable is a manual one with two wipers underneath (one wire from each soldered to the rails on the bridge) and there are three enginehouse tracks. None of this is wired at present.

Hi group,

I've been lurking around these parts for a year or so, and have learned a lot. I wanted to try and give back some value to the forums by presenting some techniques I'm using to make my own HO flex track.  I still have some inefficiencies and kinks to work out, and I welcome any input on how to refine the process.

Been watching Jason Jensen videos. In the "Building a City Street Scene" episode, he shows at the 30:00 mark how after building a wall from a kit (painted, weathered, windows completely) he downloads a scan to his computer and from there makes color corrections etc. then glues onto cardstock and can customize structures to fit available spaces. I'm a computer idiot (71 y.o) but asking for suggestions as to how this is best accomplished with regards to good programs and/or  tutorials as how to get started.