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:wave: welcome to the gauge :wave: could not get your video to download :( might be my ultra slow dial up connection.

rail can also be cut with a zona saw.that was the way i use to do it but now i use a set of xuron rail nippers and would not be without them :)

.040 is a common size for walls you can get Evergreen sheets at any hobby store.

:wave: welcome to the gauge :wave:the temp swings will depend on you location I live in sw Arizona ans my layout (what there is of ) is in a unheated uncooled room in my shop the temp has not been too hard on the trackage (just me:) ) the dust and fumes from shop have been much more of a problem.

did not get much done tonight i first spray the back of the styrene sheets with a thin coat of flat black then i started laying out the ends first. just make very light lines so if i goof up I can cover them over . as youv can see i did :)

Don I like it just fine now :D

was wondering the same thing my self when you go to the DPM web site it also has the WS logo there.:) DPM has one wood building kit.

nice bash on the brick building :)

:wave: welcome to the gauge :wave: 18" is kinda the standard for most beginer train sets , but go with the largest rad. you can, looks better and trains run better.

Have you looked in fallen flags ?

looks mighty fine .

looks mighty fine .

announce1 ok heres goes :) My LPB's at my coal miners needed housing so i modified the plans for a small flag stop station (kinda like challange #2) the photo is the real thing the poor drawings are the modified results there will be three different units one for single miners with two rooms...

great looking bash Miles:)

ok now i got the photo thing fixed here is the DPM kit I'm using :)

looking great Les:) did you make the leg columns ?

Don looking great from the sound of things you night have been bitten by the scratch building bug :D

great looking start :) your no later than me i just got my supplys so off we go:D

announce1 Don this pic started out as over 1meg program works like a charm :D thanks again:wave: by the way its a close shot of a railgrinder car.

thanks:wave: since I'm doing late 50's early 60's i guess i could do either then.