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I have a spur for storage running in front.
mike
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Cp rail has theirs the same way for the same reason.
mike
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These ones are out new Westminster bc.
mike
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Moved horn from the front to the rear and filled holes and sanded.stripped sills front and rear over trucks on both sides as is on the prototypes to be painted white with yellow safety striping to follow.we have 2 unites here in Vancouver bc area that are like this.mine won't have the white cab...
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Thanks new guy.
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I've also heard that R/C primer works good as its flexible.i model cp rail so the handrails are already red as well as the stanchions.to get the stanchions black I use a sharpie.works very well.
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Thank you guys.
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24 inches is easier to reach across to work on it.i find flat is a lot easier to work with also.where I model it's pretty flat.
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I've always kept mine at 24 inches.i model no inclines but do have mountains in the background made of foam.track is closer to the front.
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Is your layout an around the walls design?
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A ranch house i kit bashed from an atlas station using scale strip wood.
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