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$2 for a life supply: http://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=570&type=store CAT# SP-44 If you feel bad about such a small order, get a soldering stand, a solder sucker, a pound spool of solder, and the veri-temp soldering iron :D

The currnet NGSL has an artical on roads that you may be interested in. I would hit that styrene with a dark wash for sure; about 2 TBS black latex paint per pint of water + a few drops of dish soap all in a spray bottle. .

That is the point :D :D :D

Ya those were pretty good! Scratchbuilders are only limited by their immagination! If you can dream it, you can have it.

Not near as nice lookin' as your saws, but here's what I did in HO: http://the-gauge.com/showthread.php?t=4502&page=4&pp=5

A lot of new loggers on-line since this thread has been posted to, any tall tales guys?

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Great! :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

See if you can find closeout jigsaw blades for straight blads as in the buck saw. In Cobblers Knob, the bucksaw reigned for many years after the introduction of the chainsaw. It wasn't until they discovered the pull start and overcame the fear of the enourmous roar did they begin using the...

Lookin' good guys!

Great pic! Wonder if I can model that :)

Deadline to vot eis coming up soon. Does anyone need more time? It takes time to scour the archives, so we could leave it openanother month if people want to vote and havn't had time: http://the-gauge.com/showthread.php?t=12570

Nice indeed, Tad!

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Sweeeeeeeet! :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

Good to hear Grandpappy!

It's the chemicals I was exposed to in the 70's, doing, ummm, body work :D :D :D

Ya, I expect a 1 X 2, then a 1/2 by 1, then a 1/4 by 1/2, then a 1/8 by 1/4, then a 1/16 by 1/8, then a 1/32 by 1/16, then a 1/64 by 1/32, then a 1/128 by 1/64, then a 1/256 by 1/128, then a 1/512 by 1/256, then a 1/1024 by 1/512, then a 1/2056 by 1/1024... (all dimensions in feat)

Cool! I like the warped wood on the porch :D

Welcome to the-gauge, Cookie!

That's really neat, Lynn.

Great pics friends! Fred, I think that's a kadee 58,000 :D