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kit bashing Now that is going to be a challenge. Good luck.

If you want a car float apron you had better buy it now. They are scarce and getting worse. I am still looking for a car float.

Like Bob and the rest of us here on the storm coast my trains are of my lowerst priority. If they get destroyed I will buy more and improve on what I have from the experiences learned. I am almost finished with "Walthers car float apron" which , I will admit, I would probably taken with me...

I too sat it out this time in sunny Ft. Walton Beach, FL. My wife and I usually evacuate but since the storm was pretty far to our west we felt safe. So far so good. 20 pounds of leaves in the pool but nothing too bad. Sunday I had time to start painting the Walther carfloat apron for the...

The movie "Bridge over the river Kwai" is also available at Blockbuster.

Isnt the "Bridge over the River Kuai" also on this line. Sorry about the spelling.

I like your work. Keep it going.

You might also try laying tinfoil out flat and pulling a comb across it to make the corrogations.

waterfront As soon as I get back from Biloxi for my 20th wedding anniverary I will get to work on pictures. On the clubs layout I have about 2ft by 6ft to work with. It is slow going becausr I don't know the first thing about building docks, car floats or anything else. I'm trying!

phx back this way While in New Orleans check out and ride the St. Charles trolly car line. Authentic, scenic and cheap. You can also catch some swithing action right by the river on Canal street.

So far our work has produced a lighthouse made from a table leg from Lowes with a cat walk by "Shaybetz" of this group. A dock and buildings by lifelike and a car float being made from a 1x6. I will make some pictures soon. Thanks for the cheer.

The Emerald Coast model railroad is planning a waterfront area to include a car float, elevating dock and so forth. Anyone with inputs to help us are more than welcome to post them here for me. I can not promise an answer to every post but will try. Thanks!

My question is this: Once a picture is taken is there a way to make it only 640x480? I guess I need to get out my instruction manual for my camera and actually read a little.

I haven't tried much Model Power but a lot can be made from the cheap lifelike buildings too.

I see from the posts to this question one nagging concern. While most new loco's run well they are not always available in the roadname wanted. I suggest you start out with a basic athearn kit. Strip the existing paint with brake fluid then after a good wash with denatured alcohol it is ready...

dull coat Dullcoat will make the glass dull as well. If you have details inside you wish to show, remove the glass before you paint