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Looks like some type of train signal tower to me.

What can I say, I'm a farmer, we round everything down.:thumb:

This is cool.

A real nice job, I was thinking painting them too.

I never gave it much thought, however I would hate to think about the percentage of shrinkage going 28 hours with no food and water. That could be an expensive loss of weight.

How would you like to meet this at a crossing.:thumb: YouTube - Worlds fastest Train: 574.8kmph.

I'm just curious what do you HO people feel about MTH getting into the HO side of the market? Do you think they will be serious enough to give them a opportunity?

I went from O to N and back to O. I have sold every bit of N that I had.

I like to use a light oil or plastic compatible grease on my O trains. However I did notice a multi - purpose dry graphite lubricant is offered at many N gauge trains sites.

Those are nice but I would hate to see their prices in O.

This is one of my favorite paint schemes.

:mrgreen: Yeah rule one goes something like this never ever put any type of oil or grease on your track system. Try some rubbing alcohol with a cloth.

Interesting to say the least.

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I can answer that since I am a reformed steam lover. It only took one diesel to figure out I was in love with them. The sound of power and the rumble of of that engine was all it took and I knew forever the steam era was done. The sound of an air horn was pleasure to my ears s the rest was...

Most people like using scotch bright pads to clean their track. What shape is it in?

Real cool, it has some of the same lines as the Lionel HE.

At least it wasn't a tie. :mrgreen:

I just use the wifes kitchen counter tops.

To be honest they look at me like I'm a big idiot.