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The guys at the club handed me a trestle jig and some wood the other night, because they'd thought i did such a good job on my little 1-foot 2-inch high trestle, that they handed me the job of building a giant 18" high 2.5' long curved monstrosity and construction on the surrounding benchwork...

Linking photos from photobucket or imageshack or what-have-you with IMG tags works for me.

This is very informative, ill bookmark it for later reference. Thanks Doc and Bill :mrgreen:

All that track looks very nice and the scene looks like it's shaping up nicely :thumb:

That whole setting is just perfect. Will you display it with some heat lamps for full effect? :thumb:

I made this short vid of a shortline operation pushing sand cars up a wye. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gX_NHGEvE0I Their pilots scrape the grade crossing's asphalt, they're in the process of replacing it.

A very neat little villa :thumb:

Might break ya looking for that many figures sign1 A loading scene you say? Awesome :thumb:

That's quite a fair bit of progress, i'll definitely be looking forward to more. Thanks Bill & Doc! :thumb:

Always loved sugar trains, sugar beets are a local industry here and their attempts to ship raw ones by rail have been less than successful. Outgoing product is still shipped bulk by hoppers though. I just ordered an 0-4-2 Porter myself, yours looks very good painted up :thumb:

People convert churches to garages there too eh? My best childhood friend's dad had a church on his property converted into a big garage. Unfortunately he heated the thing with coal and neglected to sweep his chimney, the place burned down several years ago :cry: The stained glass and all the...

Simply awesome. Combining all that rigging must've been soooo worth it, as the pics show :thumb:

They look like they need to be hauled out to the woods and put to work :thumb: Awesome.

I dont think i've ever had this problem. Is your glue dilute enough? Did you spray enough alcohol or wetting agent on the material prior to gluing?

I'm short of breath from laughing, nice find! :thumb:

I went to look for this article the other day and couldnt find it, thanks for putting it back up :thumb:

Awesome, Doc! Thomas and the Isle of Sodor have an almost Cult following, you wouldnt believe the amount of information the good Reverend provided in the old books. Not to mention that every engine in the stories (and most of the stories!) had a real counterpart prototype! Check this site out...

Looks VERY good, 'specially the rotted top. I'd love to find some more tiny gears, my stock is very low and i'm building up a collection to actually make something.

It was working, but i dont think it did very much, at least not on the day i visited.

Awesome, just awesome :thumb: I'll remember that button thread, i may be building a spar and some radio towers for the club's layout.