I recall reading an excellent article on MRH that described how to print your own load cover for bulkhead loads.  In particular, it was referring to using a piece of balsa wood on a bulkhead car that was covered with thin plastic sheet labeled for one of the lumber companies.  I have two bulkhead cars and want to use the graphic for "Idaho Wood Products" but can't find the article.  Can anyone help me?  I'm probably using incorrect terminology but hopefully it is close enough...

Well, here is my next project.  At first, this may not seem train related but it definitely is. It is copper plumbing to cool the air coming off of the air compressor before it runs through the air/water separator. This is something a lot of home shops have to ensure there is not water getting into the tool and creating rust spots on critical moving parts. Of course, everyone here understands the importance of dry air when air brushing that freshly detailed model. 

The nearest local hobby store that carries detail parts like grabirons, lift rings, smoke boxes, pilots, and all the assorted superdetailing parts is FAR, and in a direction I rarely go.  I'm looking for the best mail order place that carries an assortment.

Thanks!

I was asked if I have any photos of my entire layout so I took some. The layout is 7'x17' at the end of a garage....like the real estate folks say instead of small...it's "cozy".

The photo bombing was due to the fact that I control the camera from a computer with Helicon Remote so I couldn't get out of the way! I'll have to learn how to set a time delay so I can hide next time.