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I found this product, "Weather-it" made by A-West Boxx 1144 Woodstock GA 30188, at my local hobby shop. Also see it on Walthers, no affiliation, I just liked it about 30 years ago and Im back to the hobby again. Give it a try on unpainted wood, really easy to use and water clean up no fumes.
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40 years ago I used a clear liquid that aged wood to a very realistic gray. Anyone remember the name of this product or know of a current source? Thanks
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What a great surprise! Congrats
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Thanks for your inputs. I found that Shinohara has HOn3 in #4 and #6 turnouts and a "Y" turnout plus flex track. I think that may be enough varity for me. I havn't seen track except pictures, is it good quality, reasonable apperance?
I just keep coming back to the narrow gauge, D&RGW...
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Trailrider thanks for your thoughts...and happy New Year to you
thanks for the info Espeefan and Happy New year to you too.
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Sorry should have been Shinohara not Shimmano turnouts
I'm not permitted to edit.
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I am planning a some what ambitious layout of approx 100 sq ft in a 12 X 15 space. I really like the HOn3 scale and shorter trains that are more prototypically correct. But the turnouts seem to be very limited in this size and I don't want to hand lay track. I want the turnouts to be manually...
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Hi Jim. I just read this thread start to finish, about 5-6 days on and off. It was sort of like watching three or four seasons of the Sopranos in one marathon viewing. Obviously I loved it and learned alot. I have been planning a layout for a couple of months now and while searching for...
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