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Grain of Wheat bulbs or LED's would be the way to go. :thumb:

:-o You're doing very well, i like that roof!

I notice the cone to the smokestack on one of your donkeys is a bit roughed up, was that intentional (as though it's been dragged under too many low hanging branches, lol) or would you like something better? I'd suggest going to the hardware store and looking for brass or nylon barb fittings...

Love that still scene :) Awesome stuff guys! :thumb:

lol :) Skellie as in Skeleton Log Car, or Buggy as you put it heh. Thanks!

That's a heck of a scene there! :thumb: Also, who makes those logging skellies?

That's why they put sleds on em! They pulled themselves through the woods as well. Nice lookin spar tree :)

Sounds like a bum ebay item to me. You sure it's a DD40AX? what's the manufacturer?

^I've heard that putting a can of dullcoat in some warm water (though not all the way up to the nozzle) before use can help it spray more evenly.

4-4-0's have traditionally been harder to produce because they're so small, therefore more expensive :cry: Try micro-mark, they usually have bachmann stuff really cheap. I got an HO shay for about $100.

That's one thing you Eastern guys have going for you- Neat little tunnel loaders like the surrey parker! I'm too addicted to big spar trees, highleads, heel booms, and 2-3 donkeys sitting around on the landing though heh. Keep up the good work!

Say, your guys might wanna go wrangle that dragon up to help light boilers in the morning ;) Awesome stuff!

^Lookin forward to em! I also noticed the lack of a water tank and fairlead on the bachmanns, and it would've been nice of em to put a tin roof on em as a separate piece.

I have 3 of those bachmann donkeys, 2 in a blister pack and one as a flatcar load, just the other day from the LHS. They have pretty good piping detail but i agree with what ya said above about putting bigger skids on em, please let me know how it works for ya?

The ones i knew were just bush camps in western Canada, set up as temporary as you'd of seen in the olden days. Although they were the same size as trailer houses, many of the shacks were moved around on metal skids with winches onto flatbed trucks. My mom drove me out there one winter to see my...

That's the kind of camp scene i really like, and having stayed in modern logging camps as a little kid, i can tell ya there hasnt been too much changed. Generators do help though sign1 Thanks! :thumb:

Awesome! Thanks :mrgreen:

I wish i lived in a town with a Gazebo right next to a 3 way switch interchange sign1 Dual gauge you say? May we see some of that purty pweese? :thumb:

Funny you mention side mounted brake wheels, all my equipment will have side mounts - the upright stands break off when logs start flying around (and my fingers!)sign1 Nice!:thumb:

You guys do great work! Lookin forward to more :) Thanks!:thumb: