Recent content by ARTHILL

I use a lot of WS materials. They are all wonderful and expensive. Their modulars are great but expensive. Everything about WS is good and expensive. When I can get what I want someplace else I do, but a lot of the stuff is easier to pay for than to find elsewhere.

The only thing to be careful bout is the screws, you cannot use normal wood screws, you need thinner screws like dry wall. Some of the newer ones are self tapping and they reduce splitting even more.

Welcome back. There are a lot of us. With track I am a Flex track man, because what I like is scenery and ruunning trains. I tried handlaying years ago, and what I learned was I didn't like it, it took too long, and mine did not run well. When you get to trees and mountains I will be more...

Those were the days, except my engines didn't run worth a darn, and my silicon rectifier was not depedible. My first car cost$100.00 which is about all I would pay for it today. One of my engines did have sound, kind of a grinding sound.

Thisa is an early general view

How did you do those city lights???

The full moon always makes the tall pines taller.

Aggro, I have learned to make your trees a little. I despair at trying your boxcars. You are an inspiration. Thanks

Welcome back.

Nice model, great photo. What do you plan for weathering? The track detail is very nice.

Welcome. I was totally out of railroading for good last year this time. Now look at me. Join us soon with the hardware, Until then, we all dream together.

Now that I posted a picture in the November contest, what happens? Are there votes or something? Also, how do I post a new subject? I still have not quite figured this site out.

On the road again. You now know how James J. Hill felt when he got refinanced and back to building. Looks good.