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Thank you for your reply Ron, the idea of searching through ships forums sounds interesting.

Hi everybody, I really need the Artmaster ref 80.438 building instructions...Could anybody give me a hand? Here you are the model I´m talking about

Thank you for your comments. The railroad is set in Europe. Specifically Spain. The era is sometime between the fifties and the seventies and yes, the 2,8% and 14,2" radius curves is for the narrow railroad

Any comment on the plan before starting this comming september?

Hi evererybody. some months ago a friend of mine asked me to design his layout. He had some some previous attempts, but the outcoming stuff was quite dull. I was a bit reluctanct to tackle the issue because I knew he would ask me to give him a hand if he liked the design. The upper red circle on...

From my point of view they are quite alike, and anyway, while surfing the internet I have realized this tree has many different shapes and looks...certainly it is very difficult to model but, being totally honest, I think you got a very good specimen...congratulations on it!!

Certainly it does !! Here you are a white pine shot. (Location Madrid)

Awsome Jos!!

Ha, Ha! a very smart wisecrack tootnkumin! It demonstrates what you just mentioned, here, we are just lame ducks on this hemisphere!

A good remark, I`ll keep in mind for my next one!!

There many awesome shots in this thread. My contibution with a Jordan H0 model

"Good to see another southern hemisphere member on here" That`s because we don`t like to see upside down sheds and locos!!;)

Cosidering what I have seen from your attached document and taking into account the dimesions of the pieces, I would suggest DEPRON or SELITAC as a possible solution to fix your problem. It is sold as sheets from 0,6 mm up to 6 mm thick. Basically it is an insulation material and can be scared...

What scale are you using? What is exactly your problem? Are you unable to find a material to work with or is it the surface look the problem?

Sometimes shrubs representing dry enviroments are needed. A good example of them are prickly pears. Some fruits (tiny glass beads used for ladies`necklaces and earrings )were included onto these H0 Spanish prickly pears made with cardboard.