THIS IS THE WANT TO GO TO IT AND FIND OUT STIE!!!FOR MODELING LOCOMOTIVES RAIL CARS /TRUCK CARS /SCENERY ANDANY THING ELSE YOU THINK OF AND SHARE WITH THE OTHER MEMBERS AND MODELERS OF TRAINLIFE IF YOU HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE ON HOW TO MAKE IT EASIER FASTER OR... moreTHIS IS THE WANT TO GO TO IT AND FIND OUT STIE!!!FOR MODELING LOCOMOTIVES RAIL CARS /TRUCK CARS /SCENERY ANDANY THING ELSE YOU THINK OF AND SHARE WITH THE OTHER MEMBERS AND MODELERS OF TRAINLIFE IF YOU HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE ON HOW TO MAKE IT EASIER FASTER OR BETTER PLEASE SHARE IT WITH US THANKS!!
Paul Coats: Group owner, Terry Tsunami SD45longhoodforward (Terry Tsutsumi) passed away Oct. 7, 2016, complications of diabetes. Two longs, a short, and a long, my friend!
Herb Roberson
I just want to say thanks to all on the site for so many great new ideas on scenery, kit bashing, painting, and on and on. What a great site and sharing people! Thanks!!
NW Railfan
So, I haven't started my layout. I have a decent base of loco's, flex track and rolling stock. I want to keep the northwest U.S. theme. I am not sure if I want to go with rogue with a made up Missoula to Spokane MRL/BNSF line or just with the actual MRL/BNSF. I like the idea of MRL due to the fact it isn't the big 4 plus KCS and I can use BNSF and UP locos with the occasional CP, CN, NS and CSX (which I have seen and filmed all those bad boys going through the inland NW). I might just go with a my own version of Missoula to Spokane using local spurs out of Sandpoint and Coeur d'Alene Idaho. Tho. using the East Hauser fueling yard and Missoula's car repair facility would be cool..Start with Missoula and end with Yardley in Spokane or vice versa...
frank klenda
check out some of my vids on my elev. I just painted mine a flat white and then dusted it with grey primer to get weathered look. not all grain elev. can afford to paint there's as the cost of painting is in the range of 10 of thousands of dollars.
Ryan Mearse
Hey everyone, work has kept me away from railroading in the last few months. However, I do have plans on redoing my layout, but I'm struggling with coming up with a track plan that I would be happy with. Right now I feel I'm not using my 10x20 room effectively. I could use ideas
I'm interested in building some scratch structures from sheet styrene & while I've done some hack & splice work on kits I haven't built one direct from "imagination to layout".
The example I'll use is my Rockford mobile home project.
Ok here is an old trick to use on old paint like enamel I have used with great results on old Athearn Blue box Locomotives and Rolling stock
(brake fluid Dot3 form any auto parts store or Walmart etc) but be careful some plastics will warp get soft etc..
Owning a small fleet of Proto 2000 E7, E8 and Erie Built locomotives I have noticed that the coupler swing arms have excessive vertical play that causes unwanted uncouplings when the units are under load or consisted together. The locomotives are extremel
Decals i FOUND THE BEST TO USE IS MICROSCALE HAS ALL TYPES OF DECALS FOR YOUR HO SCALE NEEDS THEY HAVE THE FOLLOWING TYPES FOR (TRUCKS ,TRAILERS& CONTAINERS>
BUSINESS SIGNAGE/AND MOST RAIL ROADS 1ST CLASS-THE SMALL BRANCH LINES FOR LOCOMOTIVES R
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