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You lost me I only know how to make a video on a digi camera but I'm lost when it comes to uploading it anywhere.:wave:

Oh well I still like them even though there not dcc:thumb:

I would think once the 1/4" foam board is fastened down with liquid nails or somefoam friendly you won't have a problem afterall you will probably be addin plaster to it as well.:mrgreen:

Lots of track work accomplished, great job. Do the trains navigate through the S curve ok, I've heard S curves cause a few issues although I've never witnessed any problems in person. :wave:

Hey congradulations , your a millionare:wave:

Really cool pics I'd love to goto Japan to see it in person :wave:

Must have been something , I've never seen anyone set up lawn chairs to view the trains going by. Where is Bayview Junction anyway. Speaking of waiting for trains to go by back in 1979 when I worked the ACR extra gang the closer we got to Agawa Canyon the more often we had to clear the rail in...

Really great pics and I also appreciated the great skied especially seeing as I'm working on my back drop at the present time . :wave:

You certainly got that right its what ever works , no rules :thumb:

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Yep bin there and got it on sale sign1

LOL if you take a look at my plan you will see it is also very similar that why there called Dogbones , and are :wave:very popular . Most dog bone plans start off the same way with the main line then adding a passiing then off the passing siding is the rail leading into the industrial spurs...

Hope you didn't take theat wrong , not saying it's bad as I know everything in person looks much different and probably very pleasing to the eye.:wave:

When I say twisted dog bone I'm refering to a loop being twisted thus making one track going over the other like an over pass .

Not sure why but seeing the word "Helix" scares me :wave:

K I'm going to say all models except #4 and no I didn't read any other post before submitting sign1

I switch it up but now that I think of it most ccw:wave:

I have used drier sheets along with bounty paper towels, the dollar store dish cloth thingy's and what ever else I could get my hands on sign1

If your refering to this yellow capacitor , yes I've had to cut them off all of my spctrum steam engine's or at least most for them to run on the dcc. I wish I would have seen your thread problem earlier. You have to watch the Bachmanns , there notorious for being very inconsistant with there...