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Wow stumbled on this thread and couldnt put it down!! Keep it coming guys .

I love it love it love it!!!!! Glad to see some fellow belivers willing to stand up and be counted here! :thumb:

The way I did mine was go to wally world and buy a basic on/off switch I run it out of one terminal on the power pack to the switch then out of the other to a insulated rail on the track as far as the lights cant help much there but hope this helps !

I might have been mistaken I used rubber cement slather it on the mat let dry slather it on the foam elmers kind works good for me on the foam with no ill effects hope it helps!

for the grass mat I just got done putting down my grass mat and I used rubber cement down to insulating faom and worked pretty good for me. Just took a while to cover the back of the mat let it dry the cover the foam and let that dry when you put the mat down you can still pull it up fairly...

Sorry I didnt reply right away power supply went down and had to borrow a friends puter. I am adding hills and stuff with no problem I am just thinking should I use road bed under my gravle to give the Roads some height but doing that I would have to raise the grain elevator up to the same...

Hey every body I am thinking about starting on roads and parking lots on my N scale layout. My base is pretty flat as it is set in the midwest kinda a small rural town just barely hanging on so I am thinking gravel roads would be in order only problem is I have already layed WS vinel grass mat...

If you havn't gone to far you might want to turn back now the bead foam is nasty to cut as the beads go all over and then have static cling to anything it touches and if you try to hot knife cut it it has some nasty fumes to go with it. If its to late to turn back now you might be ok with flat...

I went to a show this last weekend and bought a hat from this Ladysmith Rail Display and took a buisness card for future purchases but lo and behold I sent the wallet through the washing machine and destroyed the part of the card with the phone number and stuff on it.:curse: I can read his...

You want some track to start you off? I have some extra track that I was given to start me out in N scale. If you like I am willing to pass it on as it was givin to me to help me start out and only ask for shipping cost and that you would help the next new guy that you run acrost if you can ...

I am intrested in Scratching a tin grain elevator where would I start I have no idea what size to make it or how to start period I work in N scale and this would be my first try at scratch building

We have somthing like that on our club layout that we run during the fair it has a eletric eye type thing that when it gets each end it reverses itself so we dont have to have somone running that one all the time. I will have to ask some more indepth questions on how it works if nobody else can...

found this on the Up line in town the other day was headed towards Sioux City Iowa I would assume. Just kinda odd to see!

I have a bro in law that lives in the Wasau area love to watch the paper mill trains coming and going but the smell is awfullpeasoup LOL

(Or the more likely explanation, someone actually there that you just didn't notice), but in the spirit of the holiday I like to think it's a ghost. Galen See the thing is I usally take two pictures of the same thing just in case one dosn't turn out and "he/ it" is there on one photo and not...

Hey everybody I am getting close to making my river and want to put a few weeds along the edges of the river/creek question is if I use WS realistic water witch I am leaning towards or invirotex should I put the weeds in firstand hope it runs around it? Or do I try to drop them in after the pour...

not sure what that is This one was taken down in Iowa. Can you tell me what do you think that is over by the buildings? Far as I know it wasnt there when the picture was taken

Grandpa and the Guys that helped build the Alaskan RR Grandpa is sitting with the guy on his shoulders

another grandpa pic This is a pic of grandpa standing beside the truck he bought from the Chicago Saint Paul Minneapolis and Omaha when he worked for them

They are based out of the former CNW depot in Luverne that is the best place to catch them if you want to get pics they dont run alot but they work the ethanol plant and the chicken processer and I think they still service the elevater in town witch is just on the other side of the street wish I...