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Looks good so far. I look forward to more :) I know from my own that it takes up a lot of time. But it can be a labor of love as well. Pop on over to my place and see if it helps you for ideas. :)

I just used the initials of my name FSM :D After all it is my railroad LOL I hope that helps:)

I don't want to insult you but two things come to mind. One, are you SURE you are not mixing up the diameter with the radius? It is kind of like fixing a PC and finding out it is just unplugged. {I done that :S LOL} Second thing is this. Most times radius is measured to the center line of the...

Hello Jim and welcome and welcome back as well. You are in the right place. As for that website I don't know them sorry, so I couldn't say. As for online stores you can always check the Better Business Bureau. It has saved me a time or two. I hope that helps :)

Just an idea. The ends where the loops are. Pull them out from the wall about 18 inches. This will allow access, and also bigger radius which is VERY impressive in n scale. The lower right loop if pulled into the room a bit might work. Not sure of the room though. But if it works it will be very...

Hi Lynn, been a while since I looked in on you. I just wanted to say that I think you are doing a great job and that you really should try to post at least once a month to keep us up to date on what you are doing [if you are doing anything I mean :D]. Anyhow, good work, keep it up :)

As soon as I get the money I want to finish my two big bridges. After that finish the trees I started. Add some ground cover vegetation [looks like the moon just now LOL]. Maybe even get started on the buildings. That's about it I think. If I win the lottery I will do more of course :D racer25j...

Well Steve first off I liked the 'sponge car'. LOL Very funny :D Second, you really should start a "how to" website. If nothing else so I can link to it LOL [I suggest googlepages of course:D] Third, are you sure this is your first attempt at this. You skills are incredable. I look at this...

The Royal Blue, I have pics on my site of using foam, plaster and drywall compound if you want to look at something different. :)

The cold heat thing is a form of resistance soldering. If it were strong enough to do rails it would melt itself :D

OOps, I messed up. Again, thanks a lot :)

Thanks but they are for macs, I have a pc. Thanks just the same though. Good ideas:)

Very, very, very cool. I like it :)

Nice pics, thanks :)

Stack the foam to make it thicker. Hope that helps:)

I just handlaid my track to the foam. But then again I am doing a narrow gauge so it looks right. Take a look see if it helps.:)

Patience and white glue.:)

Why not put that stuff on googlepages? It is free, and does not have spyware like freewebs does. This way you can still offer the titorials etc and not pay for the bandwidth :D:D:D Just make the tutorial link to the googlepages wensite is all. :) I hope that helps.

If you mean which end of a loco is front look for the letter F on it. No kidding, that signifies the front of the loco. I hope that helps.

Simply amazing.