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:wave: Hey gang, :) For your viewing pleasure as I go along. Adding some lights and details. More of each to be done yet. Enjoy Around here the guys are not the only ones to go skinny dipping the gals do it also. They will be better hidden when more scenery goes in...

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: WoW Bill, just amazing. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Jim

:wave: HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE and may this bird of paradise Not fly up your nose!! hehe haw :eek: Jim

:wave: This is an outstanding job you guys are doing, I read every page. The best of success on this endeavor. Maybe I can muster an article. Well done. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Jim

:wave: Wayne if I may ask, who did the leaser work for you and approx. charge for such a thing? Do they have a web site? The modeling looks great. :) Jim

:wave: Thanks guys, Ron every thing you see is scratch built, I can never find N-Scale ships. :( Jim

:wave: :rolleyes: Here is another update of the Bay layout. This is an overview with it sitting in front of Templar Street where it will be attached when the micro-challange is done. The line is the main line thru the bay area on the WC & T. Here the Bay Barge Line tug (not finished) is...

:curse: I don't think they will allow me to say what I think about that lad-----woma--what ever she may be!!! What takes her mind off the grind of everyday living? Well, I wish my mom was still living to live with. At 63 I have done more in my life than I wish to discuss here, I have done all...

:wave: Hi Chris, and congrats twice, one for the new couple and one for the new room. Will you do me a favor? When you do your new layout do a step by step how you do those beautiful rails in the street, yours always look fantastic. Of course as does your other modeling! Thanks :thumb: Jim

:D Thanks again folks, most of the signs I do on typewritter paper as it is thin and jus a light sanding if at all is needed and it will conform to what you put it on with a little work. Here is a couple of more buildings I did for the pier scene. The first is from plans of an old book Bridges &...

:wave: Hi gang. Val, I did this on All Model Railroadings micro-layout challange if you would like to check it out.http://www.all-model-railroading.co.uk/forums/index.php?act=idx I made the structures of foam board and paste the pictures to them. Later :sleeping: Jim

:wave: Hey Clark, don't throw it out yet. If it can't be repaired cover it up. If it's in a corner or such cover it with vines, If it is a large glob put it in the freezer, it then becomes brittle and you can pick it off. Just relax and think a little first. Old saying, "Where there is a will...

:wave: Hi Todd, and welcome to the Gauge. I think that is a very kind gesture of you. I am 63 and enjoy the hobby very much. You'll find there is a lot of us old goates on here and all are willing to help him or you out. I think you should be able to get him a decent loco, some cars, track and...

:wave: Yeah I have done that also, I didn't give a second thought about the dull side of the clear. But hey, I printed a whole side of a building I was scratching and it was beautiful with signs and all. Hell if it had dried I was going to do the whole structure. Hehe haw, oh well, just as good...

:wave: Hi Val, all I can say is WOW, and you made a new meaning of that a Woman On Wheathering. Damn that looks Great. :thumb: :eek: :thumb: :eek: :thumb: , Jim

:cry: Sorry, I can't get to it either Mickey. :( Jim

:thumb: :thumb: I like it Ray, the layout is looking REAL GOOD! :wave: Jim

:wave: I found somewhere on the internet but now I can't remember where of all three were around both the US and Canada (denist, school and church). Dang now you guys going to make me do another search!!! About the other, I dought the RR's would allow it on the tracks but I am sure they were...

:wave: Hi Jodam, that's a great looking scene. Did you make the pour for the water all at once, that will cause it to dry very very slowly and sometimes causes cracks. It is recommended to make small pours and let it dry and then pour again till you get the depth you want. On the last pour you...

:thumb: :wave: Hi Fred. Great idea and it looks great but I have one question, I tried it on a sheet of plain styrene OK, but the ink never seemed to dry. I used the photo setting for the printer which is the best. Did I use the wrong setting or did I not give the thing enough time to dry? It...