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Welcome johnnyb1216 to the gauge :wave: . Coming along pretty fast. Do you have access to the back of your mountains? Just in case of a unwanted derailment. You should have some kind of access. CAS

For me, I don't mind if brakie dominates the topics here. It seems like brakie has alot of hands on experience, and knowledge of RR's. For me, i just read every post that i can. I will even go back to the beginnings of each section of topics to read, and enjoy. For me, with no RR's knowledge...

Finally received my decoder, http://www.nscalesupply.com/TCS/TCS-MP15N.html , it took about 3 weeks for me to receive it. It didn't take to long to install it. It being my first decoder installation. The directions weren't very clear, on what end was the front, or the rear of the decoder. I did...

TexDoc, Real nice looking building. Maybe add a few boarded up windows, private property-keep out signs. CAS

racer25j, I had purchased a Bachmann DCC on board loco. I tried programming it with my Digitrax Zephyr, but nothing happened until i put the resistor across the rails. After that i was able to program it. CAS

Here's what i was told to do when i had problems with my Bachmann DCC equipped loco. The resistor worked for me. CAS

Someone told me about this place, http://www.demarelectronics.com/, They seem to have low prices. Radio shack prices are to high, IMO. I have not ordered from them yet. But the time is soon approaching. CAS

Thats what i was thinking of doing. Just bought this kit, http://www.hobbyengineering.com/H1263.html. Gonna try to make some. CAS

Thanks Bikerdad, I had just ordered this decoder, http://www.nscalesupply.com/TCS/TCS-MP15N.html, But, then today i received a e-mail saying they are out. But more are on the way. CAS

I would have to agree with grewsome there, very close to the edge. It is a nice little layout, but not to much of switching available on this plan. I had taught about doing this layout also. But like i said, not enough swiching for me. CAS

I know my LHS still sells them. I had bought some to practice painting, and getting my mortar (drywall mud) to work. CAS

I already did purchased the loco awhile back. I did a google search, but no luck. I guess this loco will not be able to run on my layout. Time to buy some loco's, DCC equipped loco's. I don't want to buy a decoder, if i'm not sure it will work in this loco. CAS

It is made by Atlas. I will try to google. Thanks, CAS

I had purchased this loco a couple months back. I have looked here http://www.digitrax.com/decsel.php#N for this loco http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/150-52203, But it's not listed. It is decoder ready. I don't know what decoder to buy, or where else to look. Any help would be...

I had purchased a Xuron cutting tool, I get a very clean cut on 1 side. So the peice of track i need, i will cut with the flat end (or back side) of cutter for the clean cut. No filing on this peice of track. It's a good tool to cut your track. CAS

Jeffrey, I really like it. I am gonna try that for my backdrop. I gonna use my inkjet printer. What DPI did you set your printer at? I'm not really sure on high i can set my DPI at. I'll have to check. Thanks, CAS

jeffrey, did you actually order these backgrounds, or did you just enlarged the photo's, then fix them in a graphics program? CAS

Coming along very nice. Can't even see the seams here, good job. http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h80/jeffrey-wimberly/bdb6.jpg Are you using a gloss finish stock to print on? CAS

Mike, real nice looking theatre. And it's showing a classic. Gone with the wind. CAS

Here is a place to get them cheaper. http://www.firsthobby.com/store1/Product.asp?ProductID=ATL65&SN=2007011312575514 CAS