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Robin, I'm sorry, guess I'm the one who needs to be corrected :oops: I was looking for a switchback from the main to the small yard, didn't even think of the yard as part of the switch back. Sorry :oops: Jesper

it looks good Robin, but I don't see any switch back, or am I missing something Jesper

Thanks Dash10, Interlacing is what is is calledI think the problem on the fire escape is a combination of low resolution and jpg compression

I think know what it is, but I can't remember exactly what it is called, I think it's interference. I even searched www.dpreview.com to see if I could find the explanation in there somewhere, but wasn't able to (maybe it's too early, it's only 6.10am Sunday :) ) It's the same phenomenon as...

Here is how I did it when I build my N scale track. As you can probably see from the pictures, I solder the track to PC ties (printed circuit board ties from Clover House). So first I glue the ties down on top of either the bare plywood or cork roadbed. I used regular white glue, but would...

I did some handlaying with C40 in N scale. I got hooked on it after visiting the N scale layout in San Diego, all their track is hand laid C40 rail, it looks so much better (in my opinion) than any commercial track. I have a few pictures of my work here...

Thanks for info guys. I will try and get some of the ink jet paper from Micro Mark and see how it works. This is a test I did yesterday, I printed it on MicroScale laser paper after first giving the paper a coat of dull cote, then I let the ink completely dry, gave it 2 coats of Testors Decal...

I would like to try and print my own decals, so today I tried to print but without any great success. I have an Epson C86 ink jet printer, and I have tried on 2 different kinds of decal paper (the only 2 kinds the local hobby shop have). First I tried on Microscales clear laser printer film...

I would like to try and print my own decals, so today I tried to print but without any great success. I have an Epson C86 ink jet printer, and I have tried on 2 different kinds of decal paper (the only 2 kinds the local hobby shop have). First I tried on Microscales clear laser printer film...

yep - looking forward to see pictures pictures pictures :)

that looks super

I once checked a medical supplier store, and their plastercloth was more expensive than the woodland scenics ones. I usually buy mine at Michael's, it's same price as the woodland scenics, but I usually only use it for small areas. If I have larger areas (haven't done any scenery in more than I...

As Neil said, plastecloth is only for the hardshell, it's an easy clean (and more expensive) way to build the hardshell, it replaces plaster / paper towel. But after the hardshell has dried, you need to add either rock castings, or add plaster / sculptamold and carve the rock details you want.

don't know, I use Mozilla, and there you can disable popups - what a relief it was when I switched to Mozilla 2 years ago. I think they (Microsoft) finally added the same feature to their IE. Jesper

I just love San Diego, go there just for the weekend 2-3 times a year, and if I lived there I would definitely become a member of one of the clubs in Balboa park.

that is awesome, love that 3way switch on the second page, really nice track work

which one is before and which one is after :). Looks good, ready for some serious modeling..

>>Built a layout last year and thought Wow, you build that in one year !!!. Great looking layout.

I don't have any suggestions, but I do have one comment... looks goood :thumb: :)

Looks good Tom. Just curious, what printer do you use to print the signs?, can you set the resolution on the printer say 200dpi so when you print a image you know exactly how big it will be?