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Cool, i use wire mesh but becomes kinda messy at the bottom with the wire mesh sticking up.

Nice. Did you use the plastercloth from Woodland Scenics?

I use Atlas, satisfied with their tracks.

I'm a big fan of 8-40c. Got one from Bachmann, the old run and it's terrible. It was smooth and quiet but quality is terrible. The worse happened when the holes for the screws which holds on the cover to the chassis got bigger. Means i can screw the body back. Then all of a sudden the loco just...

The trestle looks good!

Now i am impressed! May i know which camera is the size of match box and cost 10 bucks yet takes such clear photos?

Thanks, lucky i have Plaza Japan in my favs.

Whoa, that's so cool.

If just for tracks, my Tomix track cleaner has got a built in vacumm. It works great, one round and comes back with very fine dust.

Sorry for double post, i cant seem to edit my previous post. Just found out that if you reduce the HO scale PDF files to 54%, you can get close to N scale.

Jesso, are those all paper containers? They look great man, i should have printed more. Too bad not many choices in N scale.

Cool, printed many for N scale. Thx for the links.

Found it, Israel Model Railways Club .

Hmm, i think they do have a club there, seen their website a year ago. They got very nice collection of Japanese prototypes.

I have done this before, bought a Model Power Alco 420 and Bachmann Dash 8-40C(old run) just for the sake of increasing my locomotive number, and they are just junks. I still dont regret getting those cheapo LL 50FT boxcars though. I cant learn weathering on a Atlas or MT car, hehe.

I had a Model Power Alco 420. It can pull 100 wagons, only problem is that they are invisible. But seriously, terrible puller. Suffers to pull itself around the track.

Hmmm, I personally feel it's the culture, cant be genetics.

Usually they are said to be worse than Bachmann but i do have a small Model Power switcher. It was cheap and works great. Not sure about their other products tough.

Very important, dont run at full speed during break in.

Too bad, i was particularly interested in the Oregon's LRV. I guess i have to stick with Japanese prototypes.