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The issue is straightforward. Simply adjust the quantum phase shift modulators to the inverse square root of the warp field matrice's temporal warp field buffers. This may appear obvious at first sight, but you would be surprised how many novices mistake the warp CORE buffers for the warp FIELD...

Hmmm. I'm thinking about it. There ain't much to that kit. Maybe if I combined three or four of them...

OK already Catt, we got it, we got it! :eek:

Incidentally, Peco makes really nice momentary toggles. I believe the catalog number is PL - 26. They're much better looking than most, and you can also get a ready-made housing for them - that holds six switches.

All I can say is WOW. Beautiful stock!

Bump. Sorry, but a friend of mine wanted to see these pics. (And she's a woman that loves model trains. Shhhhhhh......)

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Very nice specimens. Have you tried Vietmanese food? I'm kidding, I'm KIDDING!

Hey, I feel your pain about the cheap dig camera. I did that too and ended up throwing it away after one use. Got me a nice 5 megapixel with zoom and macro.

I use Peco Code 55 track, and you need the correct joiners. Code 80 joiners are too big. Incidentally, Peco and Atlas joiners are interchangeable.

Ummmm, as a member of the Mile High Club, I'd have to say no. The qualifications are just a wee bit different.

A truly fascinating history indeed! And to think that you found this jewel languishing on a shelf in a hobby shop!!! It has some of the "art deco" qualities that are so collectible in pieces of that period. BRAVO on a great find. I've occasionally come across somthing wonderful on a...

I hear you, Pete. I've always lived next to the ocean - half of my life in Seattle on Puget Sound, the other half in Boston. I don't think I could ever live inland for very long. There's something about waking up in the morning with the cool smell of salt wafting through the window...

A fascinating train. As some of us (like me) are not familiar with toy trains, could you give us some history behind this particular model? And how you acquired it?

Having lunch in Edgartown harbor, one of many beautiful sailboats float by... The historic Edgartown lighthouse (from a distance)... I went hiking at the Felix Neck wildlife preserve. Turtle Pond (yes, it had lots of turtles)... The inland saltwater ponds were full of...

If you figure out the secret, let me know. I could stand to regrow some white matter! :D

That's a mighty fine lookin' mountain you got there! Just remember that the building of a model railroad tunnel creates a rare physical phenomena known as Murphy's Discombobulating Vortex. This is an unusual warp field that causes derailments and uncouplings along a stretch of track that...

My main project is in N scale, but to satisfy my hankering for a little Z, I bought a holiday train set - going to build a little scene for the Christmas tree.

Best wishes and prayers your way.

Come to think of it, is your train so long that one real engine can't pull it? You could always use a couple of dummy engines for that prototypical look.