Don, I have seen alot of folks use tissue paper and diluted white glue and then use a black / grey paint. Eric

I am looking for suggestion to simulate the canvas roof on my LaBelle Passenger car fleet. Don Bergman

Hi Ric, I will receive the kits the first week of June and expect to be shipping them the second week of June.once I return home from rehab at the end of the month...Part of my post from

I have the following books for sale by Tom and Denise Klinger. Contact me off line akep1963@...

If you gave the correct link, it might work better: https://41nngc.com/

Updates to the 41st National Narrow Gauge Convention website are occurring weekly now. Clinics, home layouts, and modular groups are being added, as well as museums in the area that will interest the

Nate when do you expect them to be delivered? Ric Case EBT Modeler Hamilton Ohio 1-513-375-7694

Laser cut wood with white metal detail parts. Building is made to allow for an interior to be added if you desire. Decals and a sign included. 2-1/4" x 3-1/8" $21.95 #2029 Boardwalks available

Hi All, I got my copy a month or so ago; good read and history! I still haven;t figured out the "puzzle" though. Bob Bennett

Thanks for the responses.  I had a brain fart last night based on Mr. Brennan's proposal that I could 3D print a block to hold a group of ties I could run through the table saw...with great care. 

I use a Chopper to cut switch ties and it isn’t that time consuming. I cut them three at a time and cut all I anticipate needing of any particular length at one time, then move on to the next

When I hand lay track I first start by taking a 1 x 4 and gluing a 1/8 x 1/8 inch strip along its length. I then start putting ties glue do it. I put a glued down tie on then a non glued down tie,

That's a good idea.  Where would one acquire these for HO turnouts? Thanks Bill Lugg

Use a laser cut (or similar) 'comb'... which is a fixture slotted to receive un-cut tie stock The tie material is inserted against the diverging (curved) side of the fixture... the straight side of

Buy a little electric chopsaw lloyd lehrer, (310)951-9097 -- lloyd lehrer

I've got a situation where I've got to cut switch ties for 24 turnouts that will go in a yard.  Are there any thoughts for a quick way to do this other than sitting in front of a Chopper for multiple

Russ, Hope you enjoy the story! Kevin

Thanks Randy! That is mostly what I understood but good to have it all in one place. Dave

"It was more common to find red lead onthe wood in contact with iron [...]" is interesting. Does this mean thatqueen posts or trussrod pad would also be given some paint or lead, and if so,on only the

Kevin, I picked up a copy from Amazon and am just digging in. Thanks for the tip. Russ Norris, MMR -- Russ Norris, MMR Cape Cod, Massachusetts http://blacklogvalleyrailroad.blogspot.com/