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I merely pointed out the site:D . I'm not takin' any responsibility fer any derailments!sign1

Well, you know what they say, "Practice makes perfect"!sign1

I'll have to try that, sounds like fun!

I've got a prototype jet train that I've had up to speeds of 3000 k/ph through the Kicking Horse Pass(with the options set so that it cannot derail) and it was quite fun. But I've never pulled off that kind of destruction.:D

Here's a weird website for you, http://www.daworm.co.uk/zone/mstscrash/, it's dedicated to nothing but Microsoft Train Simulator crashes:confused: . I happened across it while searching the 'net for MSTS related stuff. All I can say is that I had no idea that there were so many fans of virtual...

Glad you liked it! Looks like I gotta start bein' really, REALLY, good, for Ol' Saint Nick!sign1

While surfin' the 'net, I happened across this site http://www.neatorama.com/2006/11/11/worlds-largest-model-railroad/, for the world's largest model railroad, and I thought I'd share it with all of you folks, to get your reactions.:wave:

You're heartily welcome! Freedom from fear, and tyranny comes with a very high price, but knowing that people like you really understand, and appreciate, what vets like myself, and all of the other brave men, and women everywhere have done, and continue to do, to keep us all free, make our...

Amen Herc Driver! couldn't have put it any better myself!

Also, SINCERE THANKS, from a Canadian vet!

I usually use "Flash", a CA type of glue made by NHP corp.:thumb: Testors is OK, although I've found that the non-toxic stuff in the blue tube doesn't bond at all.:cry:

Thanks for the update Hobbes! Keep us posted, and send along our best wishes!

The Honda commercial was great!! The office segment must have been filmed in a Government Agency somewhere, in order for them to have that much spare time!sign1

Brick walls might be too delicate a structure to make, but as long as you're careful, you can make all the hills and such you need from the floral foam.

Yes, you can do that, too... but only to a certain extent. I've learned the hard way that if you push just a little too hard, either a chunk will break off, or the whole thing will implode, and crumble in your hands.

I've never had any problem with expanded foam, you've just got to adapt your cutting style, sometimes, instead of just slicing into it, you've got to shave off a little at a time. On the same note, I've also had good results with floral foam. My local dollar store sells bricks of the stuff, and...

Yeah...I know it was kinda cheesy;)...but I just couldn't resist.

Not unless you have a gas powered railway!sign1

Since I model in N Scale, I've found that 14 ounce cans of soup, or whatever, cut in half lengthwise make great quonset huts, as you can kitbash the doors and windows easily.

Way Cool!!:thumb: Even the music fits! Can't wait to see it when it's done!