General Discussion (Model Railroader)

 we're all absoutely fine hahaha wibble wibble train mad wibble

 Gav

I know I am not right! I have a new section that is 9.5 feet X 5 feet add on bench in foam and some track. Reason I have not gotten farer along is due the fact I have to remove cars from the main bench on to the new section so I can run my main lines. But, yet I keep buying rolling stock? Started selling of some of the engines and car on E-bay to make room. What do I do with the money? Buy more rolling stock and engines?

 Lets not forget we know where they are going as well, but yet we still enjoy watching them?

                      Not right Cuda Ken again.

Face it. We ARE all nuts.

Where else could a forum thread with a title such as "Am I doing something wrong with my puffball forest?" be taken seriously!?!

Dallas Model Works wrote:

Face it. We ARE all nuts. Where else could a forum thread with a title such as "Am I doing something wrong with my puffball forest?" be taken seriously!?!

Hey--that's a great educational thread--lots of good solid fluffy [??] information!

Dallas Model Works wrote:

Face it. We ARE all nuts.

It's time to play, SPOT THE LOONEY!

But better to be a bit looney than dull and sane..... poke, poke,

howmus wrote:

It's time to play, SPOT THE LOONEY!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQmFMXkhXPY

I consider myself quite sane. It's all of those other guys I see at train shows that are the loonies.

Of course we are.  All those females standing outside the florists when I enter once a month thiinking, "Oh more flowers for his wife, isn't it Romantic?"  And then I come out with a bag full of used floral foam to take home to the Cuisinart and make more ground cover. 

Hey, we're all just FINE!

Tom

Are we OK?  Thats the main question?

There's no way we're OK.....are you nuts?  Oh wait, I guess that brings us back to the question, doesn't it?

MisterBeasley wrote:

A couple of nights ago, I cut the legs off of some seated figures to fit them into the benches of a trolley I'm working on. Then I had to wonder, "What can I do with these legs?"

Use them to occupy the stalls in your rest room model.

steemtrayn wrote:

MisterBeasley wrote: A couple of nights ago, I cut the legs off of some seated figures to fit them into the benches of a trolley I'm working on. Then I had to wonder, "What can I do with these legs?" Use them to occupy the stalls in your rest room model.

At least one should be tapping his shoes.