Recent content by jim currie

:thumb: :thumb: nice scratching evergreen scale models has a ladder kit that will make a 100 ft ladder

is the Testor's glue model master or the thick tube glue? if its the thick one you nead to clean it off, if its model master it is a solvent type glue and there no need to clean , as fopr CA they do make one thats for plastic that holds well. if you have only thick cement i would recomended...

:thumb: :thumb: neat sounds like a great project .

it pays to buy higher priced fixtures i found:( went to one of the big box stores and bought 2 8 ft hi intenesty ones went home put them up and one burned out on first time applied power took down went back to the store 25mi drive got relacment put it up both worked for 3 days then one burned...

was cleaning in the shed this morning and found a box of old Coal Age magazines and one of them had a layout on Women working underguornd this photo of the three ladies was taken in the east.

i'll agree with Nick, it is sad that the new Athrean has gone overboard I have a lot of P2K kit builts and they look great but one little derailment and you got to spend the next 2 nights reparing the fine detail. the old BB kits were just right for a large number of durable cars, then as said...

neato let me get my grip :)

:wave: welcome to the gauge Con Cor is a fair quality for the price ,while i don't have any of the cars in the link i do have several box cars that the put out .

not know what circut your using but is there a filter cap. behind the led?

no one has mentioned DPM (Desing Preservation Models) nice kits and not too much$

his email addy is danl@wathers.com

great idea :) your my kinda guy:D

great looking model :)

I have contacted Dan Larkee at walthers several time for warrenty on proto locos have always been treated well and got my parts fast .

thats a nice looking one but it is a viaduct (theres nothing worng with a Viaduct )for a bridge i like the steel Pratt truss.