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Plus, it's FREE!!!!:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: r/ -doc

Doc, your basement looks awesome! Everything on the ceiling exposed as it is looks like the berthing compartment on my last ship......except the stenciling of course! :rolleyes: !!:D R/ -doc (the other one):wave:

Would you solder unitrack, or is this primarily for standard non-roadbeded track? R/ -doc

Ray, just a thought....... what about using a coarse dark grey ballast and making it a gravel road with maybe some tire ruts that show the brown dirt path you currently have? Don't know how complicated that would be, but I think it would look awesome! Just my 2 cents:D R/ -doc

I would honestly have to agree with the majority in saying that MR is mainly for beginners like myself. I picked my first one up at the NEX about 4 months ago, and got some pretty good ideas to run with, but I can totally see where the modeller who has been active for years can get bored with...

Dash10, you are totally correct, but I am modeling a portion of the tokyo / kanagawa metropolitian areas present day. I will definitely keep that idea in mind for my next layout (I have to at least lay the track for my present plan before I can start worrying about structures for my next:( )...

That's some awesome detail! :thumb: I like how the nails are rusted out. Gives it a very realistic look! If only I could incorporate something like that into my japanese layout! :rolleyes: r/ -doc

Absolutely NOTHING! Went to the in-laws so they could see the baby, and we could get a break. I wanted to paint my benchwork, but time just did not permit. Oh BTW, I'm new to this forum, :wave: so please be gentle!! :thumb: r/ -doc

Inspiration Doug, Just wanted to say thanks for all the inspiration you've given me! After seeing your setagaya layout, I decided to go with the subway layout (#309) from the kato layout book. You have set the standard for the few of us actually doing a japanese plan. I live in Kanagawa, and...