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Sounds like "weathering" and "erosion" to me! :thumb:

Which guy? :confused::confused::confused::confused:

Then I hope the average person is long-lived! :mrgreen:

It must be tricky to dig those graves in the churchyard, since the "grass" is sitting directly in solid rock. Or do they "iron out" the bodies first to make them flat enough to fit? :cool:

Thin foam layers glued together and tilted at an angle. Or ditto ceiling tile. Piece of cake. Lot of this formation in Colorado. :cool:

You added that right hand corder section "after the fact", right?

Spoil sport. :rolleyes:

Yep.

"Surveying" - tie string to beer bottle. Walk to end of layout. Line up bottle and string with refrigerator or other suitable large object. Announce decision on new route. :mrgreen:

I try to avoid ambulances that travel backwards at any speed. I already know where I was and, given that I would be in an ambulance, that it wasn't a good experience! :mrgreen:

So it's more your "last ride"? :mrgreen:

:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:

Outstanding work as always. That mine is a huge sucker, isn't it? :eek:

This is the first time I have ever seen a model railroading forum with no place to talk about model railroading. :cry: The entire section dealing with specific scales, logging and so forth is now gone.

Not there, I'm afraid. :cry:

Thanks! And again, congratulations on superb modeling work! :thumb:

Why would it matter if he were? A lot of us belong to multiple forums.

If that were a real working crane, the operator could easily move off of the rails and ruin an otherwise fine day. :rolleyes:

Beautiful work! In real life, would there be stops on those crane rails to prevent the operator from over-running the end?

Beautiful work, Sawdust! I take it you "borrowed" the extra set of real dualies from another truck? When I paint model chain, I hang it up for a few inutes in the breeze from a small fan. It "wiggles" nicely on it's own and I go and do something else. Again...outstanding work. As for all...