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Rory, You hit the nail right on the head, thats right where I adjusted it. It took a while but it does work.!:eek:

To late Vic, I tried it, has anyone ever airbrushed on eyebrows before???????(ha ha ha):eek:

Plbab, On my steam engines I use a high temp. white grease on all the drive rods internal axel bearings. I tried oil on these but it seems it all gets wiped of, the grease seems to stick. On the parts I do oil I use sewing machine oil. the type I have is sold by Singer, both oil and grease do...

Hey Guys, come on he's Canadian, He don't need no stinkin' insulation. Now seriously, real nice bench work Mike, good and sturdy. I also like the dual heights, maybe something I might try further down the pike!!!:eek:

distresser Hey Ron, The distresser brush works fine on both wood and styrene, depending on type of paint and thickness of paint. All it takes is a very light stroke to get the right look or harder if you want to scribe into the material. I also use it to shine up my track ends before...

Thanks Guys, I kind of figured the canned air was not the way to go, The initial kit is only about thirty bucks but you have to keep buying air. I have a regular industial air compresor with a 30 gallon holding tank. It is also located in my workshop with enough hose to go out into the train...

Hey Duey, I used rts to duplicate my layout, since its basicly Atlas track plans just revised and joined together. It took a lot of playing around to get it to work right but eventualy I made it work. There are better software programs out there that do a terrific job, some in 3d, but they are...

Farmer Ron, Thanks for the reply. I have one of the disstresser brushes, I use it for weathering buildings and rolling stock like has been suggested.I never heard of the fiberglass model, they sound basicly the same brush with different material on the ends!:eek:

I was just thinking about this subject today at work. The only problem I came up with is I never really used an airbrush before but I have seen some very nice results from them. my question is do I purchase one of those brushes that come with the aresal can just to learn or do I make the big...

? Farmer Ron, without me sounding to stupid, what is a fiberglass eraser??????? I looked in my micro mark catalog and didn't see it. please explain.I have read a lot of articles myself and never before heard mention of this!!!:eek:

I never heard about this, one question, why would they make it out of concrete????????:eek:

Hey Paul, I would also recommend a good lube job before running!:eek:

Hey Plbab, Sure is a great feeling is'nt it? and now every time you add a section of track or a switch, and move that train a little further it happens all over again!! Congratulations:eek:

Hey guys, I just bought 10 -- 3' lengths of Atlas code 83 flex track which is HO . It is very nice looking track and very flexable. It also dos'nt have nail holes!!:eek:

mess Hey Robin, I can definitly see the mess, but wheres the layout????????????:eek:

I've always been partial to the RED & BLACK so I would like to vote for it!:eek:

Nice going Mr Gooch, you really move right along!:eek:

Never thought of that, I could jump a west bound CP in Camp Douglas and ride it into La Crosse, jump off and walk a couple of blocks to the hobby shop. Hey thanks for the idea!!!:eek:

Hey Charlie, great picture but you might want to tell that guy to lay off the cheeseburgers and maybe take up jogging. He's starting to look a little thick around the middle!!!!:eek:

Hey Catt, another great forum. Glad to see your in charge. Got a question for ya! If I take regular photographs and scan them can I get them on this forum. Sorry if this is a dumb question but I'm better with models than with computers. Heck I still type with only two fingers and my kids laugh...