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UPDATE: my brick walls reworked Ok, I've done some work on the bricks and now I have some questions on what I've done. Take a look at the web site and let me know what you think. http://rbdhd.t35.com/societyHillThouse/take2.htm Dave

I found an article in MRC about a bridge that has a chute for unloading to trucks below and thought it would be cool to model. So I started with a cheap bridge I got on eBay and I've posted my progress on my site. Please take a look and let me know what you think...

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This is all great to hear, thanks everyone. Dave

I was looking into getting some Peco track and wanted find out if it's a good product or should I not bother with it. Thanks for any info. Dave

Thanks for the posting. Dave

I hope I’ve posted this in the correct location. I wanted to know if I was building the this model properly before I grabbed the glue. I’m not sure what direction the part in the photo that are circled need to be facing. I haven’t been able to find any photos and the other model I currently have...

Thanks for all the great info. To clear up what I'm thinking of doing is a warehouse for F-M that would be a shipping point for engines or any other parts they sold. Until Deano mentioned they only shipped out of Chigago I figured they did shipments from warehouses like I found in the photo...

Thanks for the input on FM. I didn't know much about the company other than I ran into the name in one of those "remember when" booklets I was thumbing through when I was waiting for a table at breakfast the other morning. I found this link...

I’ve started to paint my first structure and would like to know what you think of what I’ve done thus far. I’ve purchased a kit and have planes to convert this from a Townhouse to a warehouse for Fairbanks – Morse. They had produced engines back in the early 1900’s and I thought this kit look...

Thanks guys this is great. Dave

Thanks for pointing that out. I'll be sure to keep that in mind when I model the fence again. dave

I wanted to know if anyone has any ideas where I could find the details needed for the inside of modern diesel engines and such the diesel or electric engines? I was thinking of modeling a wrecked engine and wanted to have the inner parts showing. I was thinking I may be able to find a diesel...

Karl, These look great. I have many questions but one I really want to know if how did you get the boxcar to be bowed in the center? Do you have a web site with more photos and maybe some "how-to" information? Great work, keep it up and thanks for sharing with us. Dave Rail Builder DHD's...

Thanks, it is nice to be able to save so much money on some details as this. Now I can spend the moeny on the other details like rail caps that will make this fence cost as much as the one from Walthers but have much more details. rbDHD

I'm not sure why it's not working for you. Are you at work because it maybe you are behinde a firewall and it's blocking the t35.com site. The site is working fine (I'm at home today) and I don't have a firewall to deal with- well, not one like the one at work. Dave

http://rbdhd.t35.com/chainlinkfence1/images/clf9.jpg look at the cutie little fighting men if you click on the link it works?????

My site is located at Rail Builder DHD's Weathered Rail Site and from there you can find the fence sample in the left menu but here are just a couple of photos. The web page has many more photos and detail of what I sed to create the fence.

I'm sure it's not a real fence cause I took the picture and built the fence, thanks! cpNscale - the fence I made was HO scale and it's made from some material I found at Micael's arts & crafts store in the wedding area. It's called Tulle (sp). Dave

best part is that cost maybe $0.50!