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Don I'd keep an eye out for Mulder and Scully. :rolleyes: :D

Nice job Mark, :thumb: keep the pics comming. And yes that's all that matters is to enjoy it. :wave:

Yes I agree NICE job Kevin. :thumb:

Don, I can't decide which is better your structure or the history of it. :rolleyes: :D Great job. ( I guess you could say we had the same train of thought :eek: )

Here's how my project is shaping up lots more still to do. :wave:

Heres a couple of pics with the upper half boarded up and weathered. :wave:

Heres a shot of a couple of sides with the paint being aged and plywood over the windows.

Great work Jac :thumb: :thumb:

I'm in, I finally got to the LHS and picked up a kit. I'm going to use it as is, it will end up as an abandoned ( and maybe partially burnt down ) building. Started out by adding some paint detail. I'll post pics as I go. :wave:

That is a really great shot Dan. :thumb:

Mike sorry to hear about your loss, we'll keep you and your family in our prayers

Rake Leaves, rake some move leaves, cut the grass one last time and rake some more leaves :eek: :curse: try to start on 2005 challenge project, and weather a couple of locos. BTW Catt congrats on the 40th anniversary :thumb:

Way to go Val :thumb:

Nice job Pete, :thumb: I've still got to get to the LHS and pick up my kit. :sleeping:

Try unpluging both handhelds, and then do one at a time.

Hi Colin, with the unit on delete all of the loco's then unplug the handheld for about 10 seconds. Plug the handheld back in turn the unit off and that should take care of it. P.S. take the locos off the track first. and always turn the system of and off with the switch on the unit.

Happy Birthday Mikey, and everyone else.

I finished up a 4 track thru yard getting the turn outs and track installed, and stripped a few loco shells getting them ready for paint. Looks like everyone had a productive weekend. Have a good week everybody. ( I am just found out my boss will be gone all week) :D :thumb:

Bob cool looking car. I've done a couple for guys at work for their kids, but nothing to compare to that one. :thumb:

Hi Antonio, Welcome to The Gauge. I have tried both the Lenz and the Prodigy Advance either way you go will be a good choice. I ended up with the PA, it's yard mode is a great feature if your going to be building and tearing down trains. Yes, all decoders will work with all systems ( BTW no...