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ED: Yep, that's the one I was thinking about, I think the only Clint Eastwood westerns I haven't seen the entire thing of are "For A Few Dollars More", and "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly". I keep trying to find those on TV but neither American Movie Classics or Turner Classic Movies shows them, so far. I also enjoy some of the better John Wayne Westerns, Henry Fonda had good war movies but all of his westerns I've seen are a little goofy... BTW, what does "spaghetti western" mean? And an airbrush gives you a lot more control than a rattle can, since you have a different brand plus only a single action I can't tell you how easy that one would be to clean, but I think a single-action would be easier to clean than my double-action. NOAH: Yeah, I know what you mean, although I usually buy only high-end cars and locomotives so if you and I were given the same amount of money to build a layout on it would take me a little longer than you, also I'm going to use DCC so the control system would be a little more for me (Or are you using DCC too?) Still having trouble posting photos on rail images site. Me and Paul Cassar (owner of the site) can't figure out what the problem is. Hopefully one of my relatives who actually knows something about computers will be able to fix that and a few other things...
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