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Good Afternoon, back from yet another day at the STALAG. Herr Klink turned into a very friendly chap - at least to me. Seems as if he is appreciating my acting as a "pacemaker" for the others, pulling them along. I do this just because I don´t want to sit there, getting bored. It is much better to be active and participate in class - the time goes by much quicker. The ballast on my new module has finally dried. There are a few spots where I have to scrape surplus ballast off, but that´s about all. OK, I need to shape some Styrofoam, add a few bits and pieces, but it won´t take much effort to finish it. I still have a gift voucher to buy some stuff - I am thinking of getting some typical Japanese skyscrapers to simulate a town - not an easy task on a module only 6 inches deep. And I have to get some N scale figures with an oriental complexion to populate the now empty platforms. That´s going to be $ 7 for a set of 12, I might be going fro three sets. Sorry - no pictures yet, I am too tired to get my camera out, put up all the lights and take pictures.  I promise to make up, though... Chloe, a mug of coffee and a slice of that apple pie, please. As it seems, none of the folks in here got affected by Irene. I have seen some pictures on television which made me shiver. I hope you are having a great day!
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