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I remember Grand Funk, saw them at the Atlanta Pop Festival in 69 or 70, that era is a bit foggy if you know what I mean? :eek:

Ha Charles, Have a look at this link-Backdrop warehouse they have tons of info on installation, a giant selection and pretty good pricing

Ha Charles, The masonite works good for bending around and hiding corners, just try to put the seams on one side of the corner or the other. The printed backdrops look really good and go up like wallpaper, but they are a little pricey, while the painted backdrop is cheaper and can be done to...

Ha Conner, WOW, that's alot of info in one thread. It looks like the logging experts have got you up to speed. Good luck with your layout.

That's cool Jim!

Ha Railer, I'm not sure what you mean by "light's up like a christmas tree" , but if the loco has been in storage that long, all the lubricant is gone from the moving parts. All those parts will need cleaning also, so I'd start by carfully disassembling, cleaning and lubricating all the moving...

You lost me right after "why I cannot run my".

Nice work Eddie, I like the Dr. Pepper sign.

Ha Jonathan, Real water looks very "unrealistic" on a layout IMHO. because you can't scale down it's phyical properties,(the way it flows, splashes, waves etc.) The smaller the gauge, the worse the problem is. Also it's really hard to keep the water on the layout and out off the floor. One...

Hope your not bored for long, If you skip the ads and the other crap :curse: , it only takes about an hour to read a copy of MR.

That's nice work woodie!

So are they HO scale cameras?

Ha Frank, It's in the March 2004 Model Railroader Magazine.

Must have a hail of a ride :eek:

You know it a bad day when your loco ends up perpendicular to the rails.

Don Featherstone, the creator of the pink lawn flamingo once said, "Before plastic, only rich people could afford to have bad taste."

Ha Joe, Welcome to the Gauge. I'm just guessing here but, I'd say your loop is causing a short. ei. both rails are the same polarity starting at the turnout leaving the main line. If your using DC that is. Here's a link that might help-http://www.daveheinzel.com/trains/loop1.php

You're treadin' on thin ice there rcline :eek:

Looks good Eddie, I like the moss on the roof.