Recent content by tomustang

Welcome :wave:

My wife does N scale, so she thinks "my HO" is big sign1

Plastic pellets, they vary in size from a tip of a pencil to a pea, I've worked in many fields in plastics and very different strands, from the basic most common ethylenes to the stronger polyamides, almost any color. The shape varies depending on the extrusion process when it is created into a...

I appreciate you including me into the ranks, but I have not shown my skills in model railroading like the others you have mentioned. Not that I don't hold The creative skill, but haven't been around as much as the others. Don't get me wrong, I have had people at every job come up to me for...

First of all, you don't start a equation with an answer, this isn't jeopardy. Guess what? "make it up as you go along" is the formulation for every original design, it is the basis of creativity and the epitome of constructing everything. Designing has no rules, and if their were, no rules...

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My oddly jointed 18" + 22" curves, as my circle. I can 'play' on this when I work on the 4X8 main section which i'll add this to it on the side. The track is almost all on but the board isn't anywhere complete. The circle. Just threw on some stuff temporary :mrgreen: Then played with Macro...

I think Dave Hinckley from the Daily News said it best.. Don't get me wrong, I like his acting on camera, and the show, it just doesn't work for me (and apparently many others)

I couldn't agree more, I started out watching every show but the host puts me to sleep. Sorry host guy, I share your enthusiasm of trains but I can't stand ya!

Your first quest should be to search ebay, here is one right off the bat http://cgi.ebay.com/LIFE-LIKE-PROTO-2000-PENNSYLVANIA-S1-YARD-LOCO_W0QQitemZ270320890461QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20081222?IMSfp=TL081222114007r11550

Bowser has the kits and RTR in HO, just so you know

I know what you mean, I've been with another site for the same time, and boy has it changed. Good luck being a 'reg' again.

You mean this?

Where's the Zumbach? just kidding, you did an excellent job recreating a full extrusion line.