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I have great luck with e-bay. But I mostly sell stuff.:D

Just looked at this post. I have to say anything to increase gradecrossing safety awareness is a good thing. There are to many un-aware or un-thinking drivers out there. That being said, here I go, and I hope I don't offend anyone. Just in my experience, most rail vs. automobile and rail vs...

Just my two cents. I have seen so many layouts that are all yard and swtiches and wires and.......... My experience is with the full size railroads just as much as modeling. In most cases, less is better. But to each his own. Model railroading is an art. Everyone interprets thier art in...

That's one heck of a shelf!

This afternoon I dissasembled and degreased the loco. Changed the position of the throttle so the radius of it's throw will work with the r/c servo. Took some measurements. And of course polished some brass!:D You know I could not resist. Went down to the local giant orange hardware store...

More photos, please forgive the crappy digital camera.

O.K. it is too darn cold to work on the race car today. So I'm going to start on a project I have intended to do for quite some time. My mission? 1.To convert my Accucraft Ruby in to a Forney style Loco. I love this littel engine. It runs great, I just want a loco styled more to my...

www.ozarkminiatures.com Ozark miniatures. Large scale stuff 1:20. 1:22, 1:24, and 7/8ths. I use the large array of logging stuff from Ozark. Great stuff good service. I have not yet done a large scale logging scene yet. But I plan on it. I just have to cut down some full scale trees...

Right now it is 0 degrees. A large frost heave has taken out my mainline. I can't fix it till the ground thaws out some. Almost makes me want to put some trains indoors.

Where do I start? I guess with the one that left the bigest "impresion".:D I was doing the garden crawl. On my belly, hands , and knees. Soldering the Code 332 rails together. This requires substantial heat. Whell, I have several joints done quite nicely and I'm moving right along, making...

Got to love the name of that hauler "The Beast" Look at the size of the wheels on that thing!

That my freind is the Lombard Log hauler! One of my favorite pieces of equipment. I belive it is brought out once a year. Now that would make a great model!

Wow, you guys are good! A history of super glue. You won't find that everywhere. I do like this forum.

Just thought I would add my 2 cents. I use ACC (superglue) on almost everything. I model extensively in wood. The structures on my garden railway have to stand up to the weather (New England) year round. Rain, snow, heat and no problems. The oldest building has been out there for over 10...

I must say, great job!

Hello! I guess a few inches of frozen ice counts as a white christmas! I'm just enjoying a day off (for a change). I think I'll start on some of the models I bought myself for christmas. Happy Christmas!

Crazy, crazy for playing with my trains! So what if some folks think I'm a bit out of the ordinary... who cares? I don't care for thier opinion. Besides crazy is in the eye of the beholder. I am perfectly normal, in my profesional opinion.