Shaygetz-2005 Challenge
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I wish I could watch you do some of that fine soldering work and, for that matter, your techniques at modeling. Nice work. If I can find a way to get off next weekend I will get to see your work in person. Otherwise I will study it carefully while the modules are at "new" Bobs after the first of the year.
If I was the guy on the left, I'd be a bit concerned standing in a field of wet plaster.
He'd better get a move on before it dries.
Lot's of fun, looking good...:thumb:
He'd better get a move on before it dries.Lot's of fun, looking good...:thumb:
Looks amazing!
I'm personally envious of those road crossings... you make it look so easy!
EZ, what are you talking about? That engineer is standing in snow! I think they had to shovel the train out... but ended up misplacing the tracks... hehe.
I'm personally envious of those road crossings... you make it look so easy!
EZ, what are you talking about? That engineer is standing in snow! I think they had to shovel the train out... but ended up misplacing the tracks... hehe.
Sorry, around here we have no concept of what snow looks like. Yeah, I've seen pictures, but they say you don't know what something is until you've seen it in person.trainwhiz20 said:...EZ, what are you talking about? That engineer is standing in snow! I think they had to shovel the train out... but ended up misplacing the tracks... hehe.
So you can't blame me for confusing it with plaster, cream of wheat, whipped cream or a meringue pie. I'll have to take your word for it that that's what it is though since I have no intentions of going anywhere to find out for myself. 
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