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I think the brakeman is a little distracted by Marilyn in the red dress! Looking good! -
Back again. Some figures have been added which brings life to the display. This old Urlich Mack tank truck is one of the first...
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Good Morning, back again. Went to work on Tschache Oil, putting the hoses on the loading platform. This was a major pain in the rear...
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Back again. The guardrails arrived and ended up being quite a job for me. I didn't have a proper space to work, the tools that would...
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I A little over 4 years ago, I had top downsize and dismantled my Logan Valley railroad that I had worked on for over 35 years. I moved...
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I mean it kind of was, LOL. Home/small shop made, not mass produced. But they did sell well from what I recall. Would certainly be easy...
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Good work finding that! I see there’s one identical for three times that price, yikes!
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That doesn’t look too hard to build but I don’t need another project
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There it is! Trackman 2000!!! Thanks. I was looking on ebay for one so I could identify it also. Thanks. I guess I should of looked a... -
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Looks like it could be a home built design. Never seen one like that.
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logandsawman replied to the thread Ballasting you layout...thoughts?.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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If you want realism, you need two things. Painted track and ballast. Like it or not, there it is! In talking with guys at Model...
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Forget NJ International and Tomar Industries, try WeHonest signals instead! They have more realistic crossing signals, at least in HO...
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I'm trying to keep moving on the creek scene.....I've added more rocks, & plants. A lot of the creeks in the desert usually run past rim...
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Here is a mistake that is not so happy....... I installed the two camp tracks at the usual spacing but failed to realize how oversize...
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