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I'm not sure if its just me, I have tryed with two web browsers but you photo's aren't showing, and I tryed your photo gallery links also

cut it in one foot sections (even cut it at half width) you want pieces that are small and easy to lay but not to small ( the size of a narrow piece of paper towel works well. when you place it in the water (cooking sheet works great) you want to rub it and fill all the holes with the plaster...

I would weather those trucks a bit. but nice job

Costs a little bit but try Scalescenes.com - Download and print realistic model railway buildings

I can not believe the results you get, this is crazy easy. Are those photoes above of the real thing?

I love My MRC you can see it at the link below.

Well I got the PumpJack finished tonight. I tryed using 12v but the jack ran to fast to be realistic, I found that 3v was about right. I would place video up but the wire is a little bent and cause's it to run a bit rough. It is getting better over time, so hopefully soon I can add the...

sign1 ya I know I'm just looking for the basics.

Ya I'm talking North american, I want to know where on the web I can find the meanings

Where can I find all the meanings of the signs use along a rail road. Like "W" I see this one and Have no idea what it means.

I'm not sure about fixed wing, But rotary wing fits anywhere :thumb:

Got my self a new steamer It's a Bachmann 4-8-2 Same as they used to cross the rockies through Jasper.

I did some Upgrading of my Rail box cars tonight. I added Micro Train's roller Bearing Trucks with couplers. Switched out the plastic wheels for Atlas metal ones. Added some Weight. And tryed some Weathering.

Well I started to Assemble my PumpJack. Made a few mistakes but I'm ok with it, I used the gel style glue instead of the liquid and this made a mess of the fine details. I also didn't mix my paint well and will need to sand it down and try again.

Hey I like your rock method, I'm Building a section to look like the Rockies in Jasper, and this looks like a perfect way. Also love how your layout builds it's self sign1

Found this arctical while web surfing today. Polish teen derails tram after hacking train network | The Register

I can't wait Your other thread is what got me back into this hobby. Don't be afraid to flood this thread with pictures.

I'll have a look but I think its more of a jerking, and it's at low power and start up.

I haven't had a chance to break it in yet, but for the ten minutes I had it going back and forth on two sections of flex track, it's jurky at low power, and has a spot that I need to give it a push if starting. Hope an hour or two around a circle track with loosen it up a bit

which do people prefer, truck mounted or body