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FOR THE NEWBIES: (and veterans, too) Another tip i find useful! a lot of progress on a model railroad means that you work on several items at the same time. for example, while i am waiting for glue to dry on a section or piece , i pull out my kit pine trees (i always need more of these for my large mountains!!) and slap sticky goo on them for the ground foam ("leaves" cover). it takes at least 30 minutes before the glue can set, so i go back to my previous project, what i have put together and by that time its dry enough for the next "stage" of construction. if i had to paint it, i paint then must wait for that to dry--so i go back to the trees. in MR you will need to wait for things to dry, working with laquers, epoxys and paint--i always recommend having tree kits or structure kits handy for those times you are "stuck" waiting for things to dry!!!
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