First off, I'm not a photographer.  I'd like to be but $$$....'nuff said.

Anyways- I was looking at my PC screen, which has a nice but out-of-focus low angle shot of my F7 w/ Pullman-green heavyweights crossing a trestle through a tree-tunnel, and I was wondering about a CRISP shadow line for photographs.  Think about this:  you're in an industrial area rail-fanning, the sun is low in the summer at say...8:30 in a mid-June evening, and the buildings are casting shadows upon your consist.

While I focus on my layout, I'm looking for someone who can work on a few of the road vehicles I have (HO scale) and clean them up, weather, detail, license plates, etc. I know there are many people on here to take on work for engines, freight cars, structures, etc. The vehicles are standard issue US cars from Fresh Cherry, Athearn, etc.

Please PM me if you can help. Thanks.

Charles

I would like to encourage everyone who is using Easy Model Railroad Inventory to make sure they have, either on CD or flash drive, a copy of the installation program. Why you might ask.

OK, I asked this in another thread I started about understanding Transformers for RSU units.  When I asked this question I got all kinds of answers EXCEPT an actual answer to the question.

I am not interested in other techniques or other kind of tools to use for soldering.  I want to build a RS unit, but before I do I need to understand how the power rating on the Commercial Units are determined.