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Nice looking fleet. :thumb: Maybe the appropriate title should be "Rush Hour". :) Or, "Gentlemen Start Your Engines". :) George

You can use a water base contact cement to glue paper to plastic if it's a small piece of paper. The problem I've run into is that when paper gets wet, it wrinkles, so I'm stumped for an answer for larger pieces of paper. :mad: I'm anxious to hear the replies to this question. George

After reading that I don't feel bad at all.:)

Looks like I duplicated Interurban's post - sorry.

I noticed the name "East Gotham" on the edge of the layout and did a Google search and found thishttp://hometown.aol.com/tractionfan/index.htm site: I haven't spent any time on the site, but it appears to have been built by Fred Miller and was in the Nov 2002 MR. George

That's some good looking modeling. Thanks for posting the pictures, got any more?. Exactly where is Junita Shop? George

Excellent tutorial, Drew.:thumb: I've made a couple chain link fences but I've built them on my workbench rather than on site. I soldered the frame together then laid the bridal veil on top and glued it to the frame. The method you used for the gates is similar to what I've done, but much...

Thanks for the comments. Russ, it's a full length coach - 80' long.

And it ended up looking like this. I put 12 and a half hours into it. It's all assembly, no fabricating. Some of the assembly requires patience and care but it's no more difficult than other advanced kits. If you've built Tichy, Red Caboose or P2K kits, you can do this one.

I started with this:

Another good one. :thumb: I enjoy seeing your pictures. George

Congratulations Paul. I'm looking forward to reading the article.:thumb: :thumb: George

Nicely done. :thumb: George

Nice pictures. I particularly like the way you are modeling the landscape in the third picture. It provides a good setting for trains. It seems that the goal of many model railroaders is to fill all the empty space on their layout with track. :thumb: :thumb: George

Stu, You can get it at Home Depot or Lowes. It'll be in the paint section. George

Loved it! Thanks for posting the photos. :thumb: George

Impressive modeling and photography (as usual).:thumb: :thumb: George

Nicely Done. :thumb:

Jasper, I glued guard rails on a bridge using diluted Walther’s Goo on the bottom of the rails. I diluted the Goo with acetone so it spread easily and wasn’t stringy. It was code 83 rail. It’s on an approach to a coal pier so it arced from a grade to level which makes the rails want to...

Yes, my wife and I visited there a couple of years ago. My wife tolerates (that’s being generous) my stops at model railroads when we travel, but she was fascinated with the Pendon Museum. I’ve never seen such a high level of detail in model railroad scenery. You can distinguish the cabbage...