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Cool scenes Roger! keep 'em comin"!!:D Matt--Hershey, Pa.

Happy B-day guys! Matt--Hershey, Pa.

This has my vote as well! I've been using this technique and am amazed at how well it works! Matt--Hershey, Pa.

Shamus: re: Andrew's glue question, what type of paint did you use?...I had a metal casting kit from WS that did not come out well at all. Matt--Hershey, Pa.

Vic...add me to the list of late-comers to this thread..Very sorry to hear about this and even though I've never met you personally other than HERE, please remember I and my family will be thinking about you and praying for you as well... Take care friend . God bless Mat--Hershey, Pa.

I agrre with Ron (Tin-goat) on alot of points...the repetitiveness is starting to get old on a lot of things. I thought about cancelling my subscription recently as I get a lot more practical knowledge here than anywhere else. But then came along the April issue with a bunch of things (finally)...

I didn't realize WS used foam core in their set...I contemplated buying it at one point but decided I could probably get the same results from "scratch" and acrylic paints...I still use the "ole-exacto" but a fresh blade IS a must!!! Aartwmich...sorry I'm still good...

OK...foam core works really well! Just had to figure out how to cut it! Scissors just bent it...a utility knife shredded it... but the ole exacto knife cut very smoothly with no ragged edges! Now the roads are being placed and glued then comes the fun part of lines, cracks and paint. I saw in...

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Val--Congrats on the beginning! Looking forward to following your progress! Matt--Hershey, Pa.

I'll add my best wishes also MSH ! We're pullin' for ya in Chocolate town USA:) Matt--Hershey, Pa.

Welcome Eddie! Very nice website and layout ya got there! Hope to see more of your "stuff" here! Matt-Hershey, Pa. :cool: :cool: :cool:

Please add my "welcomes" to all the above!!!!! Matt--Hershey, Pa. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Hi! Welcome to the best, most informative and most FUN forum out there! There are many great knowledgeable and "museum quality" modelers here that love to promote the hobby through their patience with new-comers and their expertise. I have been modeling for 10 to 12 years and my skills have...

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I stopped at a local craft store this evening and bought a piece of foam core board to give it an experiment as Ron suggested. It seems to only come in one thickness though, (about 1/8") I'll see how it turns out though it may be a little too thick for HO.. It may be fine as terrain might be...

;) "your first attempt Ima? I'm an old hydrocal/hardshell type myself but foam (especially yours) is starting to look more and more attractive! Great, great work!:cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: Matt--Hershey, Pa.

Welcome back!:cool: I don't envy the moving part, though. Had to relocate the railroad (as well as household & family:rolleyes: ) eight times in six years at one point not too far in the past. Good luck with the new place, hope the train room has a good heater and let us know how you're making...

Gary, Pete, Charlie, Papasmurf: Thanks for all your expert suggestions and possibilities... I'm not 100% sure what I am doing for 3 of the 4 holes yet, but I did quickly scratchbuild a 2 lane motor vehicle bridge out of styrene and wood over the last two days as I had second thoughts about the...

Hi again! Finally got dug out of the blizzard of '03. 25" of snow all at once was kind of nice though, because I closed the restaurant for the day and got more fascia work done. Gary; you must have even more snow than that in NJ? Charlie: I forgot about that thread from Gavin. An excellent one...