Regrettably, I never got much past that stage on that layout, now torn down as of 2015. I was able to run trains around the double loop mains, but as you can see, scenery was sparse, and the yard complex never did come to completion. We moved.More photos please Selector, layout is looking sharp !
Have her check and see if a "gathering foot" is available for her machine. It will make her life much easier.The skirting is very nice. I talked to my wife about buying some material and sewing the skirting up for me. I was surprised when she agreed to do it. We will see how the project turns out. She may have over committed. We could end up with a big load of material on our hands and no place to use it. :-(
She says her plan is to iron in the pleats, pin them, and then sew them. She says I am the designated iron and pinning person. Then she will run the sewing machine. This operation may not end well. 42 years of marriage will be put to the test.Have her check and see if a "gathering foot" is available for her machine. It will make her life much easier.
Yes, and hope I can hold up my end of the project for sure.So you're an ironworker now.
She says her plan is to iron in the pleats, pin them, and then sow them. She says I am the designated iron and pinning person. Then she will run the sowing machine. This operation may not end well. 42 years of marriage will be put to the test.
I wouldn't fret it to much , its not that big of deal . Besides after 42 years you probably need a change. It'll give you a chance to explore you sexuality , IF you have any left.
I have so many responses to this one but I will keep them inside and continue laughing. Terry thinks this is a funny thread. She also said fascia can be foam edge. One of my pictures above she said has no hardboard, it’s painted foam
TomO
I have so many responses to this one but I will keep them inside and continue laughing. Terry thinks this is a funny thread. She also said fascia can be foam edge. One of my pictures above she said has no hardboard, it’s painted foam
TomO
I cut last as my imagination for ground contours is not very advanced. I use either a jig saw but additionally clamp the area I am cutting.