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PSo. I received some coupler conversions from micro trains. I also got conversion starter kit which included a piece of track mounted...
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Pp14shooter replied to the thread Uncouplers.So, I don't want to complain to micro trains, and look dumb (I'll do that here) but I just started changing the couplers on my rolling...
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Pp14shooter replied to the thread Is this hobby still worth it?.Its worth it to me. I am just getting back into it. I have put almost 1k into now, and I have not run 1 train yet really. Just upgrading...
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Pp14shooter replied to the thread I love/hate learning.Well. It's done. It looks the same as the above Pic except the legs are joined together and I do have a hinge on it. I put casters on...
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PSo in the process of building my first layout table. I am no carpenter. And my vision did not meet with reality. Watching a vid with a...
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Pp14shooter added the media item 1751162179861941095146177015818.jpg to Layout Design and Construction Photos.
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Pp14shooter replied to the thread Is your layout prototypical or free lance?.After 40ish years I am just starting the journey again. As has been said, I will just want to run trains so whenever I learn enough to...
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Pp14shooter replied to the thread layout height.Thanks for all the info. trailrider. if there is one thing I do, its overthink. And then I usually get it wrong anyway.
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Pp14shooter replied to the thread layout height.who knows what I want at this point. Part of the learning I guess.
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Pp14shooter replied to the thread Beginning to form the concept for a layout.Now this is weird. I was having the exact same issues of what to do. I rode the dayliner many times to yarmouth 40 + years ago. As I...
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PSo, as I am just on the learning curve, I was just going to continue to use my extra piece of 2x4 plywood (which is 3/4 in thick)...
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Pp14shooter replied to the thread Oopsie.So after multiple google searches and even email bachmann I can't seem to be able to find out how to proper remove these trucks. If I...
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