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Thanks guys. I'll follow the advice.

Guys: Can you figure this one out? I have a Jarmac 4 inch sanding table which I bought back in 1997. At that time I bought a few packets of the sand paper discs along with it. About one year after using the machine, I noticed the discs no longer adhere too well. They buckle and starts...

Wow. Looks like the blond anchor at Fox Cable News really hit a sensitive spot with us. Great responses. What should we do about it. Post your suggestions funny or otherwise. Here are some of mine: 1. Do nothing and remain a made-fun-of minority. :sleeping: :sleeping: 2. Start an...

Thanks guys. I love these forums. Someone always has an answer.

I found a few old bottles of Floquil in the back of my cabinet. I don't want to buy a container of Diosol because I hardly use Floquil anymore. Is there any other type of thinner that will work?

Phillip: I like that a lot. Great job. :thumb: :thumb:

I agree with just about everything that has been said so far and here are some of my own thoughts. Fred: I don't remember who the blond was. ( I was, er, at my mother's house eating when the show was on so I didn't get a good look. And yes, I am single.) I know it wasn't E.D. There are so...

I agree with just about everything that has been said so far and here are some of my own thoughts. Fred: I don't remember who the blond was. ( I was, er, at my mother's house eating when the TV was on so I didn't get a good look. And yes, I am single.) I know it wasn't E.D. There are so many...

I was watching Fox Cable News this past weekend. There was a brief segment about a middle age man who brought his Lionel Trains to work to show them to his co workers as part of a show-your-hobby day. When it was over the blonde, thirty-something female anchor added the following catty remark...

Hey Guys: I was on the internet last night and found a modelrailroad supply site called Valley Model Trains/Big Buck Buildings in upstate N.Y. They have a few things I would like to buy. Did anyone have any problems with them? Would like to check them out before I lay down my hard earned...

Thanks Gary: Beautiful layout in such a small space. Top-notch.

Tyson: Great work Tyson. Those trees are just luverly. :wave: :wave: :wave:

Thanks guys. TrainClown:The models are all HO. Tank Town is staged on a table top with sand paper as ground. I made the trees,the fence, the back drop was done by photoshop. I didn't take any close-ups, sorry. In the past two months I posted shots of my 2 engines, a shay and a heisler...

Wyomingite: Nice pics. (Pic 1) I assume there ain't too many o dem vegetarians in dat neck o de woods?

Tank Town, Colorado at Night The pungent smell of wild sage fills the chilly night air. [/IMG]

Tank Town, Colorado Here is my version of a small, fictitious town in Southern Colorado. The town grew around a water tank used by the small railroads in the area. And the rest is history. [/IMG]

Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Get out the hot buttered rum. Real nice shot. :cool:

Thanks everyone. The disconnect cars have a lot of rivet detail and the castings are intricate including very fancy brake wheels. That's why I don't want to hide all the goodies with black paint. The metal in the kit is already a flat black so I'll probably try my best to high -light what is...

Thanks a lot to all. I'm familiar with the reddish-brown wooden cars (WSL) but I forgot to mention mine are modeled on the riveted, steel-plate prototypes. :oops: :oops: Is this any help? Waldbahner: BTW/ Beautiful skeleton car. What gauge??

I have an old set of Micro-Trains (HO) disconnect log cars that I am planning to build. According to prototype what are appropriate colors for them? For photographic reasons I'd like to stay away from solid black. Thanks for any suggestions. :wave: :wave: :wave: