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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to santafewillie's post in the thread Human Verification with
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It seems to be working for me. But it does sometimes pop up at inconvenient times for a refresh. I lost half of a post this morning when... -
I’ve used cloudflare for years on my links directory pages. But it wasn’t as good for forums since part of how it works is caching...
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Amazingly, there’s a free level that works great.
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Plot twist: The spammer works for Cloudflare, to get you to sign up...🤣
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What a pain. Appreciate it!
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It comes and goes. I locked down Railroadforums again today since it was getting slammed with crawlers.
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Sept 18, 1793 US President George Washington lays the cornerstone of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
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Greetings from Poland. I'm on a vacation, but it's coming to an end. I did go to Jaworzyna Śląska to a railroad museum there. The...
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Caught a couple of dash eights leading a stack train across the forty creek bridge this morning.
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Colorado Midland Modeler replied to the thread How do you fill in the grooves for traction tires if you don't want them any more?.I've thought about trying solder, but I'm not sure if I could do it without melting the plastic parts like the front hub cover. I should...
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to Kusojiji's post in the thread How do you fill in the grooves for traction tires if you don't want them any more? with Like.
Are the wheel sets readily available? I usually replace them if I can with the non-grooved ones.
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to santafewillie's post in the thread How do you fill in the grooves for traction tires if you don't want them any more? with Like.
Solder. Carefully! File when done to smooth out the surface. If you don't care about electrical pickup, use Black RTV silicone gasket...
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to logandsawman's post in the thread Ballasting you layout...thoughts? with Like.
If you have time, ballasting and painting the track are definitely worthwhile. I did mine before all the other scenery was in place...
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Colorado Midland Modeler posted the thread How do you fill in the grooves for traction tires if you don't want them any more? in Locomotives and Rolling Stock.As per the thread title, I'd like to know how you can fill in the grooves because I don't want the traction tires on the below engine...
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