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Pete, Photos look great and you did an excellent job. Sharp loco.

Rich, Thanks. :) I may, when I get a chance, string them together and see if I can get them to move across the screen with the piston action. That would be real neat. :D :cool: :p

Hey Rick, I really like that image, good piston action there! :D :D

The engineer's call as he rolled through town, "Shay Baby!" :D ;)

Thanks Paul, That's much appreceiated. I'd like to use that photo on the front page and maybe even a flyer sheet. Of course, becuase of your quality workmanship and help you will be referenced as will be your website. ;) I'm building a new site that should be on line as soon as the credit...

Hi Catt, The medium 5' HO dia. and the small 3' HO dia. should equate to 10' and 6' respectively in N. The bark detail might prove a little heavy but they are resin so you could sand that down a little to make it less pronownced. They will come 18 medium or 24 small assortments at $39.95 plus...

Shamus, Casey, thanks. I appreceiate the kind words. As with all things of this nature you continually try to improve. And to that end I have experimented with various resin products till I have now settled on a particular one that when a little brown coloring agent is added gives a nice natural...

I don't believe that dry transfer lettering uses any kind of adhesive except the tackyness of the ink of the lettering itself. I've worked with it a lot in the past and if you do not burnish it down it will flake off. I think the burnishing set up a little heat and that causes the ink to become...

Dry transfer vs decals As to the white ink for decals, the Alps printer does that. I also noticed that they are no longer for sale "new". I have seen some on eBay, the MD-1000 is going around $300 to 350. As to dry transfers, aren't these silk screened? I use to use them all the time...

GOOGLEs great. I've switched from Search.com as I find the returns seem better and also the descriptions. I've had good luck on there looking for "Shays" or "logging" and "Lumber". The returns bring back a lot of interesting sights....Walt in Indy:p

Charlie; If you haven't bought the set yet I'd recommend looking on eBay. Before Christmas there were a ton of them but I've notice lately that there are still some being offered and I'd expect them to have a pretty good price as with the holiday over the present needs are done. Good luck on...

"Looks Marvalous" Hey Woodie, that shot looks great. I like the way you did the cut. Most of us probably would have rolled the ground down to the rails area. It does look realistic, truck backed in an all. Just no "un-mentionables" on the line and that's what prompted this post in the first...

If you have access to a photo copier that can reduce just copy pages out of some of the Sunday flyers from stores like Target and Sears. Cut them out a wala instant undies! :p