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As my site deals with structures and structural details, that is what I an trying to develop. Sorry Josh! The slate sidewalks sound like something that should go on the list of potentials!! When I was a plumber, people asked why I did not carry all the parts needed. I used to say that I would...

Sent you a pm bigsteel. They are $3.24 after your forum discount! David

Are these the kind of tools you where looking for Bigsteel ? David

Like iis612, I model the 40`s era. So I voted #5. When you do a steamer I would be interested. David

Have you contacted the merchant? How long has it been. Sometimes items get back ordered and it takes awhile to get out. If dealing with the merchant fails, then I recomend you file complaints asap. David

Hi jasbourre !!! Stripes quietly hides under table :oops:

I am starting to develop new products that are resin cast, and would like everyone’s input! Idea’s I have are for: Parking meters Fire hydrants Mail boxes camping tents Camp fires Also, patio blocks in O Scale Here is a picture of the patio blocks, So, my big question is what detail...

Water Thanks Cid, I made a diorama of a pond with it. When I am not at train shows, it is an access panel on my layout. David

WaHoo! Congradulations!!!! balloon6 Now say good bye to sleep!! David

I use (and sell) a product called Magic Water, No harmfull vapors and gives a great effect! David

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad is a great trip! I took it many years ago when I lived in Alb. NM. When your in the area be sure to check out Mesa Verda National park and the pueblo dwellings!

Ok, iis612 , Its in there!! http://www.modelrailstructures.com/TrainShows2007.html David

Circus trains. This is as close as I can come. A gentleman hand makes everything on this "Circus" layout.

Me thinks the item descriptions are refered to as "Poetic License" The ones I love are when someone is trying to sell an empty box ??? Whats up with that??? I saw a old FSM box listed for $40.00 Maybe its me David

I have started a page on my site for Train shows and Links to clubs. http://www.modelrailstructures.com/TrainShows2007.html There is space on the site for more links, so.... If your club would like to be listed please let me know! David

Hey Chris, start small, Get a simple laser cut wood structure and try it out first. I recomend Rich`s 2 story out house! It is un-common and is a good simple kit to get your feet wet with wood. You can order direct from Rich at : http://www.rslaserkits.com/HO-Scale.html or me at...

I can highly recomend Rich`s kits, (I sell them on my site too! ) Because they are good quality and easy to detail. The SAW FILERS SHACK is my favorite, I am building it as an old hippy artists place complete with artist, easel and nude model ! Other good quality kits that wont break your...

A friend of mine who is an IT person and also a web developer for several train sites warned me to avoid Vista, it has caused umpteen problems! His advice was to stick with windows XP David

You can just glue them in place with white glue or even a/c , and then when you ballast the track they should be well supported! Assuming you are going to ballast! That is what I did! The first picture approx center of the track is the spliced section of ties. I also took some acrylic...

Looks good so far prodigy2k7, If I may make a sugestion, I would fill in the gaps in the track ties. Ties that are cut from scrap sections of track can be trimed to remove the nubs and then slid under the rails. Just a thought. David