I might have one, but you'll have to wait until I get home next Thursday to find out. I'll let you know. Bill Lugg Sent from Proton Mail mobile

It's a 76 CJ-5. It's sitting in the shop now with a leaking rear main and valve guides. My son and I are restoring a 1984 CJ-7 - a ground up that's been going on for five years now. Bill Lugg Sent fro

if you know the angle between the stalls and the distance between two stall doors (center to center), you should be able to calculate the position of the front of the RH. That's effectively what I did

Thanks,Glenn. I've been traveling the last couple of days and was unable to answer that email. Bill Lugg Sent from Proton Mail mobile

Glenn, I just noticed in your photos there are no counterweights on your drivers. How do you plan to address those? I've been tinkering with a UP 0-6-0 kit bash from a MDC model for a while now and pr

Glenn, Did I send you my photos of the 168 from the Victorian Iron Horses weekend last year at the CATS? I should have looked at them first, I could have answered my own question. The tender photo I h

Glenn, Fascinating post. I'm learning a lot about what a person can do with OpenSCAD from your experiences. I noticed you chose conical rivet heads for the smokebox. Is that because the prototype rive

I haven't used them yet, but I just saw some in use last weekend at the Sherman Hill show in Cheyenne, WY, and they look great. Here's the datasheet for them: https://www.kadee.com/media/documents/705

Mike, Have you settled on a mixing ratio for the Blu and the Tenacious yet? From what I've read it seems to range from 90/10 to 70/30. I suppose some testing is in order. I'll be trying the Tenacious

Quite impressive! I have high hopes for the Anycubic 6K printer I just unboxed a couple of days ago after seeing your results. Bill Lugg

All this talk of dual gauge turntables and enginehouse leads and I was reminded of the Alamose photo posted by @tonyk357 on 25 Feb. In that photo it looks like the narrow gauge track into the roundhou

Who's trucks came on the tank cars that just came out? Bill Lugg

That's impressive, nice work. I took a look at Open SCAD, but couldn't seem to wrap my head around it. I use FreeCAD to do my 3D modeling. I find it much easier to visualize things in a graphical envi

Exactly! Also, my experience with the lathe has been the opposite of a couple of recent posters. While I don't use it often, I have used it a fair amount and when I needed it, nothing else would do. I

I looked it up. It's Doug Tagsold. Here's a link to to a blog with a bunch of videos in in it (http://smallmr.com/wordpress/doug-tagsolds-colorado-southern-narrowgauge-modelrailroad-modelrail-train/).

I watched this recently: https://trainmasters.tv/programs/track-conductivity-cure?cid=1201370&permalink=20-083-track-conductivity-curemp4-d9ac23. I haven't tried it yet myself, but I'm going to as the

Before I started using FastTracks Jigs, I would print their templates very carefully to make sure I got them exactly to full size and rubber cement right and left to opposite sides of a piece of Coria

The web site says $299.00 for a DCC ready model. Not sure if that Canadian or US dollars. Bill Lugg

I guess the old saying goes - you shouldn't drink and drive. :o) Bill

The can of pork brains is a "smart" prop... I'll be interested in this as well as I'm considering using this method for some of the scenery on my layout. For those of us that don't have a stock of foa