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Excavator is WS. Dozer is 3D printed.

Decapod pulling out of the coal mine, then crossing the river.

Great pics.

Fine looking build!

33 and rain. After the rain it's going to rain. Then it's supposed to rain tomorrow and Monday and Tuesday. Some new equipment ready to go to the coal mine.

You should. A lot less joints & soldering.

https://dccwiki.com/PECO_Electrofrog

Had a section of "bullet proof" track, in a not-removable tunnel section turn not-bullet proof this week. Camper of happiness I am not.

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Jordan kit finished today. The Hansen boys are first rate builders, but they are hard on vehicles.

In the middle of the R&R room. Reloading on two walls and railroad on two walls.

About the same size as you have pictured.

Prieser figures definitely. I use others, but only if they are far from the eye. Mostly Wiseman and Jordan kits for autos. Although Euro makers Ricko, Roskopf, Busch & Praline make some nice RTR American vehicles. WS white metal kits leave a bit to be desired. But, to be fair, I imagine most...

I do sorta the same thing. The white wire in the 4th pic in the OP. I solder the foot of the "L" to the outside of the rail, them push/pull the wire through the hole. Yours makes a much less noticeable connection.

Agree. If you want a quiet compressor this one is the ticket. I bought it because I needed a small, portable compressor (really portable not the 75 lb. "portable" compressor I have in my shop), so I wasn't paying any attention to the "quiet" aspect, but it is - surprisingly so. You can be in...

As it should be. However, there is a LOT of model RR stuff for sale on eBay by sellers that don't know doodly about model RRing. Sometimes the seller admits as much in the description and says, "Look at the pics carefully & ask questions because WYSIWYG.", sometimes not. On more than one...

Thank you. Scenery first. Cut the facia full height on the table saw, then clamp to the benchwork and trace the contours as close as possible. Then the jigsaw. Then clamp it to the benchwork again and mark any needed adjustments which are then done with the drum sander.

1/4" maple plywood that was left over from another project. But alas, no curves.

http://wisemanmodelservices.com/ ... has stuff that I haven't been able to find anywhere else. Especially automobiles and such from the period I model (1920s - 1950s... roughly). And their white metal castings are so much more detailed than other's I've seen.

In the event that it is not, there is a "Contact Seller" link to the right of the Bid/Buy & Add to Cart buttons.