McLeod
Forest Lurker
Just take a photo, save it to files on your PC, and then press the 'insert image' icon when you type in a reply here, selecting that photo from the PC file.
Running Bear's March 2024 Coffee Shop
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Jaz avalley
Station cat
Been there done that, they have an oil or such to stay on the skin, I have have had some a decade and no noticeable loss, though I avoid handling them too much
Another way is to just hold down and "drag" the photo onto the website posting you are working on?
migalyto
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So did my wife, she just doesn’t know it!
Old 97
Hogger
BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KriegslokBR52
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My friends ex wife was donating her hair spray for his potato gun and she didn't know it.So did my wife, she just doesn’t know it!
KriegslokBR52
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Nice weathering.
migalyto
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I've been eyeing a few of the brushes as well. They look to be just the ticket!
santafewillie
Same Ol' Buzzard
Like Sherrel posted, I just drag and drop.
KriegslokBR52
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Don't get cought
NorthBrit
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NorthBrit
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Big numbers on large companies like London & South Western Railway Company are okay. The Leeds, Scarcroft & Wetherby Railway did not have as many wagons, hence renumbering down to smaller numbers. Simple.
troyphoto
Snarky Old Fart (in training)
For those of you eyeing your sweetie's makeup brushes, just ask her to pick you up several. Explain they're all the rage according to the Model Railroad forum... She'll probably pick up a few extras for herself too. Give her an excuse to shop, and you get stuff...
chadbag
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I've not posted a house update for a while. Been trying to get stuff done, with the last month being painting. With the construction loan basically tapped out I've had to paint it myself (with help from family). We've been busy and I hope to almost be done by the end of this weekend, as my nephew in law and maybe my BIL are coming again to help and we can get the high up stuff done. I've gotten a lot of the rest done or partially done. Unfortunately my day job has picked up a little so I don't always get a lot done on some days. We've gotten everything but the train room primed (double coat) and a lot of the rooms painted or partially painted with the main paint but some of the way high up parts not yet.
The train room we have started to prime but it has a wooden beam that I need to mask off and my ladder is not quite tall enough to get up there to mask it off (tall enough to paint with the extension but can't reach to mask). So between that and not yet masking the window we hust primed teh walls in the back 3/4 of the room up to as high as I can reach but none of the roof. Trying to borrow a 11-12' ladder but may have to rent one this week to get the beam masked so we can prime and paint.
We've been spraying the primer with 2 airless sprayers, Graco X7 and a no name Amazon one. I also have 2 power roller attachments and a stand alone power roller from Wagner to do the final coats.
We also have gotten the garage doors installed, the base cabinets and countertops in the kitchen are in, and the solar panels installed (but the power company have not yet swapped meters to the net-meter type of meter).
Also the geothermal "wells" (shafts) have been drilled, finally, about two weeks ago but the trenching and piping to connect them together and to the house have not yet been completed. The pic below shows the tube pipes sticking out of the ground. They are about 235 feet deep each.
I may have posted some of these photos before -- I don't remember.
The train room we have started to prime but it has a wooden beam that I need to mask off and my ladder is not quite tall enough to get up there to mask it off (tall enough to paint with the extension but can't reach to mask). So between that and not yet masking the window we hust primed teh walls in the back 3/4 of the room up to as high as I can reach but none of the roof. Trying to borrow a 11-12' ladder but may have to rent one this week to get the beam masked so we can prime and paint.
We've been spraying the primer with 2 airless sprayers, Graco X7 and a no name Amazon one. I also have 2 power roller attachments and a stand alone power roller from Wagner to do the final coats.
We also have gotten the garage doors installed, the base cabinets and countertops in the kitchen are in, and the solar panels installed (but the power company have not yet swapped meters to the net-meter type of meter).
Also the geothermal "wells" (shafts) have been drilled, finally, about two weeks ago but the trenching and piping to connect them together and to the house have not yet been completed. The pic below shows the tube pipes sticking out of the ground. They are about 235 feet deep each.
I may have posted some of these photos before -- I don't remember.
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