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Thanks Chris. That was the same one that I found on my previous search.

Brakie - sounds like you're a real character! Chris - I did a search under Train Clubs to see when the last thread was and it was, I believe, last December; but did not try Model RR Clubs or other combinations. But, still nice to hear what others are doing. Some people have had...

Looks great. A lot of imagination in what you have done.

I was just wondering how many of you have been or are currently in Model RR Clubs. And if you are a member how long have you been one. Any other experiences would be great to hear. Or just your thoughts on why you would never join one.

Let me also extend a welcome. I'm not much on track planning, but I do love doing scenery. You'll find many great modelers here with plenty of help and ideas.

Hope you both have a great day!

Thanks for the pictures. Love seeing what others are doing at other train shows.

Great idea. While I still use plaster cloth, I have done the exact thing (I used hydrocal), sprinkled a dry mixture over the plaster cloth go give it either a smoother texture or a rougher texture. Only I used a teaspoon and sprinkled it on and sprayed it with water and using latex gloves...

I like the window frames too. The things that you can do with cardboard and cereal boxes just amazes me. Can't wait to see it when it's done.

Fantastic! I love what you've done! I am so amazed at what you guys can do with cardboard and cereal boxes! The lighting inside is a great touch. It was good talking to you and the others in the chat room last night! See ya.

Welcome to the Gauge. I like what you've done with your stone wall. Can't wait to see the finished product come together!

Well, let me add my welcome! Yes, and please do post pictures of your work. I would have to agree about this forum being my home. I've tried others and I have encountered either elitist snobs, sexists or grumpy old men. Welcome aboard!!!

Nide depot. What color is it? In the chat room it looked red but on this thread it looks reddish brown. I love the roof too. I couldn't see that detail last night. I accidently got somewhat the same effect on my train depot. I had painted it and Glen sprayed it with Dull Kote and it gave...

Ron Have a great birthday!! In celebration, I'm going to home tonight and have a cold one in your honor!!

I like the night pictures. As for your fall colors, they look great. There's nothing worse, to me, than to look at a layout and see a sea of the same green color. What you've done sort of breaks up the scene and gives it visual interest. From what I can see, your scenery looks like the very...

The laser kits really are so much more expensive, but probably well worth it. You did a great job on it.

I am truly sorry to hear about your condition. I would never have guessed from looking at the work that you do that you were suffering with losing your sight. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts.

Great job on the steak house! Hey Val - I'll take my steak medium-rare with sauteed mushrooms on the side;)

Just want to add my congratulations too! It takes patience, understanding and dedication by two people to make a marriage last that long in a time of throw away marriages. Hats off to you both!

Looks like you really have taken the bull by the tail - what a fantastic layout. Love the scenery and buildings. You must have really been "in the zone". Can't wait to see the finished product - but then, are they ever really finished?