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I prefer the bigger without the click thru to even bigger.

It'd be around 3mm, which is tinier than any scale I know of.

Congrats Don... bounce7balloon6bounce7 :-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o:-o :wave7::row1::wave7: steamtrain ...and Mikey, you may turn 10,000 in time for the holidays :D

You must be pretty old to have taken those :D

Nah, it just has more staying power for whatever reason. On the flip side, I guess things are "on track" when all is well. But I'm not sure these things really fly, or who knows maybe plane crash will take off soon.

Still, when a project is a mess it's a "Train Wreck" and not a "Plane Crash"

http://www.youtube.com/user/thebige61 also has a 59 part walk through of building up a #6 in N Scale. You see all the warts and mistakes along the way too, nothing left out.

North Bend Depot and two of Snoqualmie Depot, both stops on the Northwest Railway Museum's line.

This guy was in Moscow for a few days back in April around the time I joined here with photos of the Black Widow F7.

A bit different, but when I was a kid I broke both arms at once, and one never healed right from having to use hands during healing (nothing major, just a bumpy bone). So definitely better if you have a choice to do one at a time as it's nearly impossible to stop yourself from using at least...

That's a nice train room there Mikey. Hope all have / had a Happy and Safe 4th.

Wow, nice shots make it feel like the 4th. Happy and safe 4th to one and all.

Nice, but you might want to move these or any others to the right forum, since they aren't specific to scale, but are the real thing. So maybe Real Thing USA?

I think you could make it work with a GP18 w/sacrifice of chopping the weight under the nose. I'm pretty sure the gear is low enough to not get in the way, the question would be whether having twice as much weight under one end would make it run wonky.

Man that's coming together fast. Great stuff.

Wow I didn't think the markers would look so good over a big surface. That's a useful addition to the good to know file.

Great. Thanks to all the admins and moderators for getting this going, and biggest thanks of all to Russ Bellinis for proposing the idea. :thumb::thumb:

A fine issue. Nice read.

I guess the thread was kind of hijacked (or maybe it just branched out a bit; it's tough to root out punning once it starts). All these puns make me wonder where logicman wandered off to. Nice dump, what kind of stain did you use?