York1 David, those are neat scenes of preparation for wartime. I'm curious about where you found the figures of injured people. Are those from a military hobby supplier?
David, those are neat scenes of preparation for wartime. I'm curious about where you found the figures of injured people. Are those from a military hobby supplier?
John. I bought them from my local Model Railway Store. They are a set of WW1 Nurses and wounded soldiers as seen in the first picture. I thing (if my memory is correct) they are by Bachmann.
I haven't been to his store since this Covid started. I must visit and find out if he is still trading now restrictions are partly lifted.
Are you after some?
David
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David,
Those are neat looking figures. No, I just wondered where you found something like that. I use N scale, and while there are quite a few various figures, the well-done ones are expensive, and the cheaper ones are not good. Of course, when they're that small, there's not much detail needed.
York1 John
York1 Chuck, you are doing a great job on working on the cars. That is something I have not yet attempted. You do very nice work. I also work on N scale, but I have considered changing. Why are you thinking of changing to HO?
Chuck, you are doing a great job on working on the cars. That is something I have not yet attempted. You do very nice work. I also work on N scale, but I have considered changing. Why are you thinking of changing to HO?
John, I have long been a rubber-gauger. I have been an N scaler longer than any other, since 1974 for the most part. My dad was doing the HO and I was modeling in N. I am currently working on some Sn3 stuff and am planning a small point to point layout.
As far as moving my main layout to HO, I will eventually. I just seem to like the size for my 57 year old eyes. Since I just retired, I will finish the N layout that I am building and play with it for a few years. Then I will make the move to HO. At least that is what I think I'll do!
Thanks everyone for the positive comments!
Chuck - Modeling in HO scale and anything narrow gauge