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I really enjoy this site, it is sometimes hard to put the word professional together with a hobby however since I have such a passion for MRR I think The Gauge operates and dessiminates information in a highly Professional manner. All the while maintaining a friendly environment. Don't ever...

Thank you, I did not know about this, I'll subscribe as I can't get enough to read :thumb:

Wonderful looking specimen, lately I am appreciating the power and beauty of steam more and more :thumb:

Welcome aboard, Renata :thumb:

I love switching, at first glance it wouldn't appear like there would be alot of opportunity for switching with few sidings etc, however I think this would be a good layout to work on :thumb:

My kind of souvener :thumb:

Bloody HO folks have all the luck :p

Happy Thanksgiving to you as well Andy and all :thumb:

Dan 3 things, first a CP is far better than a CN for road names (big smile), second I have added a door to my basement level to keep our 3 cats out. I had a similar problem as well as the cats jumping on my layout, so in January I hung a door and since I have had a great amount of peace and am...

If you are kiddin' that's funnay, if not we have a whole section devoted to weathering thats top notch :thumb:

Hmm I think I will run some pipes down the side of the Silo I just finished like yours Josh, will post it when on my layout :thumb:

Russ, well deserved I am sure :thumb:

Welcome aboard The Gauge:wave:

Ordered on 10.26 not arrived yet!

Welcome aboard, Lew and Linda :thumb:

Great choice, responsible person joining a talented team :thumb: Congrats Wayne :cool:

To bad there is not an all of the above selection :thumb: I run BAR, MEC, B&M, and Guilford which are or were locals as well as CP and BNSF. Also I have my own little fictional line called the Bangor and Milo Railroad (BMR). Isn't model RR'ing fun :thumb:

Congrats Andy, shows you are a good and sustaining member and that the forum is lasting :thumb: Some of us newbies should follow your example :thumb:

I try to use Testor brands whenever possible, but the main thing is I use Acrylic paint. I have had the mis-fortune of using both Latex and Oil based before, there is no feeling quite like that of applying paint and watching it eat away your well placed styrofoam. Sad really :(

I use c55 around my turntable and on some sidings and on the mainlines (majority of layout) I use c80. Welcome to N Scale ozzy :thumb: