Steve Hatch posted the program, I believe. Mike Conder

My order just went in along with the to buildings and some tram buckets. Mike Convert

Exactly! Time to spend some $$$$, missed this one before. Mike Conder

She's running! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVUtLmjJcac&feature=youtu.be Mike Conder

Exactly, though 5/16" is probably close enough and easier to visualize Mike Conder

Great news! I need one too. Mike Conder

I started with Squadron Green, never worried about the white. But when I was really pinching pennies on high school and college, I bought spot putty from automotive discount stores like Checker Auto.

I used it a LOT in my youth building plastic model planes. I got it super smooth with medium then fine grit sandpaper (the black stuff) and ended with wet sanding using 400 grit wet/dry. I got it as s

Actually, those nicknames come from a separate private email list ... apologies for misreading the "Join" request. Mike Conder - Moderator on HOn3 and that other list ...

We, both my KITS came in shoe boxes. Darn autocorrect! Mike Conder

Both my kids came in shoe boxes! But the solid both is probably a good give-away .... Mike Conder

Denver area.

Nice to know, but what do you mean by "updated drivers?". How can you tell which ones are the updated ones? I know very little about the various versions of the Kemtron kits, though I have one with a

Excellent! I used a bunch of these in my Class 70 conversion of the BS C-19 a few years back ) see an old HOn3 Annual for details). Glad to hear the parts are back available, I got mine from Coronado.

The early Class 60 locos look virtually identical to the early Class 56 locos. Also, the early Class 70 (later C-19) locos are almost identical in most details. Mike Conder

Exactly. And why I'm looking at doing the same but using a Westside C-16 as the donor mech with Kemtron details. Mike Conder

Welcome to the group of kids thinkers. Nickname time: Knifey after Mac the Knife (line you've never heard that before!) Mayour

Those Class 56 locos were very, very similar to the later Class 60 locos that became the C-16's when the D&RG became the D&RGW. Basically only an inch or two difference in both diameters ... hard to s

I have been using rivets and NBW detail on many of my 3D models but only for resin printing. Many are about 1" scale items, haven't really tried smaller. I don't think most FDM printers have the resol

Nicely done! Mike Conder