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Are you in the CenTex area (Waco, Temple, Belton, etc) ??? HELP needed.
To the top. Still need help for filling out the scenery and maybe putting a yard into part of the center opening up by the depot building. Most, if not all of this could be finished in a day with a couple of knowledgeable folks and a go-fer (that's me!)- StevieWonder787
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- Forum: Model Railroad Clubs
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Are you in the CenTex area (Waco, Temple, Belton, etc) ??? HELP needed.
I'm the curator and janitor for the Edwin Olsen Railroad Museum in Clifton, housed in the old GC&SF/AT&SF depot building. We have an HO scale layout that needs some TLC with the scenery. I'd also like to see an addition of a yard and the option to select power from either DC (the current...- StevieWonder787
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- Forum: Model Railroad Clubs
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Minimum curves for 85' streamline cars
Nope ... nothing. BUT, you could have answered in the same time with the same effort. And then enlighten about the search mode at the end of your response.- StevieWonder787
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- Forum: HO Scale
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Constantly derailing...
I used automotive wheel weights. They are readily available in 1/4, 1/2 and 1 ounce weights and come with an industrial quality sheet adhesive on the back side. You can spread the weight more evenly if you so desire and there is no potential glue mess to deal with. You can buy them an nearly any...- StevieWonder787
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- Forum: HO Scale
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