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Posted by LSWrr on Saturday, December 13, 2008 6:36 PM

Fergi; I don’t have anything to let down anymore, LOL

Jeff; glad you liked them, a few more than you asked for but I couldn’t see wasting a sheet.

I’m getting ready to paint the town red tonight;

ok well maybe just the streets.  I finished installing the bricks from the 4 Walther’s brick street systems kits I bought.  Now I need to drill some holes for the manhole covers and mix a little paint.  Hopefully tomorrow I can install the sidewalks and put the buildings back.

 

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Saturday, December 13, 2008 7:55 PM

...I couldn't figure out were the cursor went---oh off the screen,no wonder 'Spring' was pushing the mouse around...Whistling

I'd just loooovvee some hot chocolate with marshmallows please... It is a 'little' milder out there this evening but ' EEGADS' is it damp!! ---'Spring' is curled up in between me and the laptop. How quaintSmile,Wink, & Grin

I am having 'fun' trying to configure the mock up for the mill what with the irritating warp to the hill--imagine a 1x6 with a twist and you get the somewhat fuzzified picture--the topography is something to beholdSighWhistling

 

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Posted by Cederstrand on Saturday, December 13, 2008 8:12 PM

Chocolate & French Vanilla Icecream, please & thanks.

***Lee, "HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY"

Terry, hope the roofers do a A1 job for you.

OMG...HELP HELP...what do I do? Wife handed me a Walthers catolog with items she marked in yellow that she wants for her layout. Good Lord, what a list. Does anyone know where to get HO scale Chicken Houses? How about Parking Meters? Think I need to switch to Z scale.Shock And I need to correct what I said earlier, turns out wife has ALWAYS liked trains, just never had a place to set one up before.

Put up a medicine cabinet in the new master bathroom today. Discovered water got into the storage area under my painting porch. Smells mildewy, so put both dehumidifiers in there. I suspect with all that rain, it somehow came up from below, right through the sand covered plastic sheeting. Going to have to look at pooring concrete under there sooner or later. Ouch! 

Healing thoughts to those in need.

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Posted by Flashwave on Saturday, December 13, 2008 8:22 PM

Whew, missed the top.

Hmm. It  ate my post overnight. So we try again.

Since last week, I missed 2 Birthdays, Tom tried to kill someone, and kitties wanted a new bedspread. (I've been waiting for somebody's fluffy to be "spring" out of a tree cartoon style) Family health is inmproving, so that's good. And Sawyer is teaching a min class. Phht! I get mocked for even having a Bluebox with me to kill time with. Hi new guys!

     On Christmas trains. Most of them came from Ebay, some bought, None have been made by me. Though that should change.

these are cars of unknown making that came from a club no longer running the trains. They are pulled by the F unit, which has a battery powered blinky on top and is DC. You see the sleigh runner, and the deer dorm. There;s a matching Bobber caboose with deer in the copuola. Also, Santa is "waving" in the Observation. The Obs car has a battery tail light.

are all Con Cor cars from a club that painted the rooves black. It was dubb the Christmas Shopper's Special and is pulled by a specially painted Dasher 9 (jokes on them, it;s actualy a SD90 by the box) painted for UP. I'm debating adding a Baggage car for the christmas gifts. We see. Also DC.

are all striaght COn COr cars released in the 90s as a CHristmas collector Set. We have booku duplicates to renumber and interior. I'm calling it a Christmas Cruise to the various holiday fests in Snowy North America. I painted up P-42s in digital to actually make to pull it. Then realized they were copyrighted schemes.

 

And there's been another endition of the layout. I hinted to it earlier, but here's a looking down on t. each color is it's own level, the orange being floor. There's sorta 4 levels at less than stellar heights, but for us, is probably good. This is just the trackless colored version, the black/white with track is cornfuzzling. I broke it down, but that's 3 more pictures. I'm settling on a floating scene as a hybrid o f North Vernon IN and the Rocky area in Pelle's book. (title escapes me) so I can run whatever with whatever. And I like my Freelance/ 

Picked up stuff to mount trucks on the LSW hoppers. Still haven't done that Blush

Bonus Gift pic I just found:

 

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Saturday, December 13, 2008 8:26 PM

Cederstrand
Does anyone know where to get HO scale Chicken Houses? How about Parking Meters?

Smoke house, chicken coop, outhouse.

Chicken coop.

 Parking meters

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Posted by gear-jammer on Saturday, December 13, 2008 8:29 PM

 Happy Birthday  

Happy Birthday, Lee.

I have been having trouble accessing the threads again.  It has been discouraging, so I give up for hours.

Hope that I didn't miss anything.  Get after  me if I did.

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Saturday, December 13, 2008 8:36 PM

Rob; I thought that I saw the Parking meters in the Walther's catalogue?Confused As for chicken coops introduce her to the fine art of scratchbuilding, heeheeheeMischiefWhistling

Morgan; Where did this posting go? I was going to show it to Audrey and lo and behold the polar express left the planet. Now that it is back I can show it to her in the AM... As for 'springing' cats going into your tree just don't have an 18lb'er do that. My sister's cat did that and almost knocked the thing over...Whistling

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Posted by LSWrr on Saturday, December 13, 2008 8:38 PM

Rob,

http://www.modelingmadeeasy.com/  Chicken coup, barn, farm house.

https://www.structuresandtrainsbyfred.com/p-598-ho-scale-farm-out-buildings-kit-651.aspx

Faller makes parking meters in N and HO scale but chickens don't have pockets to cary change for the meters!

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Posted by Flashwave on Saturday, December 13, 2008 8:40 PM

blownout cylinder

Rob; I thought that I saw the Parking meters in the Walther's catalogue?Confused As for chicken coops introduce her to the fine art of scratchbuilding, heeheeheeMischiefWhistling

Morgan; Where did this posting go? I was going to show it to Audrey and lo and behold the polar express left the planet. Now that it is back I can show it to her in the AM... As for 'springing' cats going into your tree just don't have an 18lb'er do that. My sister's cat did that and almost knocked the thing over...Whistling

No no, the first one I did on Wednesday? Is still there, with all the pics. But I replied lst night with replies up to page 114, with a response on what the Xmas trains were. That's the one that I guess got X'd out or timed out,

Edit: past pages again.

Sawyer: Nope. the (3) swimming Seniors we have are't that bad. It;s the others.

Car battery decided to die impromptu. No signs, no warnings, just a bill for 213 and change. That';s with a 60 towbill that Insurance will cover.

 

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Saturday, December 13, 2008 8:46 PM

 Lee: Check your PM's.

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Posted by Robby P. on Saturday, December 13, 2008 9:19 PM

I guess I will have some hot cocoa for now.  Its another cold night.

Well didn't do much today.  We ended up going and getting a new family member.   A hamster.  So now our zoo is up to 6 animals.  3 cats, 2 dogs, and a hamster.   I AM DONE!!!!  No more. 

Tomorrow the wife and I will try to get some kind of backdrop on the end of my layout.  I hate that the wall is exposed.  We will work on that before the Steeler game.  I still have to plaster the new parts, and paint.  This is the kind of hobby that never ends.

Well everybody have a goodnight.

 "Rust, whats not to love?"      

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Saturday, December 13, 2008 9:26 PM

Robby P.
Well didn't do much today.  We ended up going and getting a new family member.   A hamster.  So now our zoo is up to 6 animals.  3 cats, 2 dogs, and a hamster.   I AM DONE!!!!  No more. 

Don't feel bad. My sister has 5 dogs, 6 cats and 8 ferrets. Last time I checked that comes up to 19 animals, plus her kids and the daughters live-in boy friend.

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Saturday, December 13, 2008 9:50 PM

Jeff; ...at one time my parents may just as well have opened a zoo. We had 2 dogs, 4 cats, 3 guinea pigs, a hampster, a pet squirrel , 3 budgies and cockatoo. We also somehow ended up with chickens(started out with 8 chicks--ended up with chicken dinners), a family of orphaned racoons--hand feeding is so much fun, some baby birds that my mother would have dropped on her lap--even by a vet yet and an endless array of fresh/salt water fish. That may explain my habit of going--only two, only two, only...Whistling

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Posted by Heartland Division CB&Q on Saturday, December 13, 2008 9:59 PM

Hello ....

I too had trouble opening threads here earlier.

Fergie ....... One of those dogs is huge. How much is your dog food bill?

Rob ... I hope you can rest OK over the weekend.

Lee ....... My old layout actually was freelance. The 4-6-0 was to have been painted for my fictional railroad. I'd like to know how your brick streets turn out.

Tex Terry .... I hope your roof is now in place.

Cheers everyone.

 

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Posted by New Haven I-5 on Saturday, December 13, 2008 10:23 PM

twhite

  

Garry:  That 10-wheeler--is that a BEAUTIFUL loco, or what?  Did you keep it when you changed over to Burlington?  If not, where is it, I WANT it!  Tongue

 

  No Tom, I WANT IT!!!!!

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Posted by Paul W. Beverung on Saturday, December 13, 2008 10:38 PM

Evening Gang: I'm just going to run through and grab a cup of coffee. We just got back from Clark Gardens Christmas party. They really did a bang up job of decorating the gardens. Lights were every where. Really nice.

I'm so far benind that I will never get caught up. I think that I'll just head for bed.

Good Night All

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Posted by TMarsh on Saturday, December 13, 2008 10:41 PM

Evenin everybody, Cup of Hot chocolate and some molasses cookies please. Turns out it’s a Golden Corral instead of a Western Sizzlin’ but it didn’t matter because it was packed and didn’t eat there anyway. I fail to see the reasoning to drive clear across the city , right past a Super Wally-mart on our side of town, to go to another Super Wally-mart. Reason? Because it’s new. Silly me. Confused Luckily I survived the holiday crowd. Guess I do it for the same reason Rob gives up train space.Whistling

Sawyer- sorry you lost sounds like the game might have gotten a little rough at times. Why the age difference?

Morgan- great pictures.

Jeff- You’re lucky, I consider MY daughters live-in boy friend one OF the animals.Grumpy

Well gonna go down to the train room, look at it and see what I want to do tomorrow, then go to bed.

Rob- I sure hope you get some sleep soon. I went through a small bought of sleeplessness (1or2 hours night for about a week). Nothing like what you’ve had but I kinda got a bit of an idea of what you’re going through.

 

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Posted by sleeper33 on Saturday, December 13, 2008 10:49 PM

Hi all

sorry I havnt been in for awhile but been busy

latest from Gav's little world Have met a very nice young lady and we are getting along fine( she's still not sure about the trains but I'll make her come round)

still working for the moment but the company's restructuring at mo so dont know what the new year will bring.

Hope everybodys ok and keeping well

well must dash

 

 

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Saturday, December 13, 2008 10:54 PM

Sawyer; sometimes a foul works in one's favour, other times, not so--the age/size difference doesn't help but at least it wasn't a total rout.

Well I am going to get to work on my mill...or whatever...Whistling---if 'Spring' will let me...

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Posted by LSWrr on Saturday, December 13, 2008 11:18 PM

Garry, when it’s all said and done I’ll post pictures of the Walthers brick street kit.  I have the bricks air brushed with a 60/40 mix of Polly scale mineral red FA14350/Soo red F414212. If I had to do it again I would buy sheets of styrene brick and cut to size because the kit is 2.75” x 3.5” tiles and those tiles are a pain to get to mate without having a small gap.

Jeff, I replied.

Thanks again for all the Birthday Wishes.

 

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Posted by Cederstrand on Saturday, December 13, 2008 11:22 PM

A tall Lemon water, thanks.

***Jeffrey, thanks for the parking meter link!

As for Chicken houses, she wants the long type that hold countless chickens like these:

???

I'm pretty sure I already gave her a chicken coop or two. Will be interesting to see what all we have when there is room to set everything out in. Shouldn't be too much longer...a couple weeks maybe?

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Saturday, December 13, 2008 11:38 PM

Rob. she could scenic a hill into one. We have one not to far from here that I might be able to get some photos of...the building is virtually part of a 'hill'(manmade for the purpose) used to incubate chicks...

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Posted by TrainsRMe1 on Sunday, December 14, 2008 1:48 AM

Hey everybody!!!!!!!

   Long time no see, how's things here in the diner? It's been a very busy few weeks for the family, but things are sure to slow down after the holidays,   I see we have some new members in here, I like to see this place get full, Hey Zoe I'll take a large hot choclate please, it's going to be COLD here the next few days, with a chance of heavy snow (in the metro area of Portland!!)highs no more than 20 to 25 the low during the week will be around the teens, on Tuesday will be a record 12 degrees!!!! that's Alaska cold!!!!!!! at lease for us it is. Sometimes the East wind howls out of the Columbia River Gorge during a winter storm here, and it can get crazy,you can stand a good chance of losing your power and that can be bad news,We got our pipes all wrapped up, our van and car are winterized, the windows are covered, we have PLENTY of wood for our wood stove, I will give you updates on this strom,

       The work on the new train room will start in Feburary, for you that don't know the Ceo of our MRR (my wifeWhistling) said why don't you just take the garage and turn it into a bigger trainroom? I thought I was going to faintDead, you see the layout now is in the basement and 1. it's cold and damp 2.it get's kind of a mildew smell espcially during the rainy time of the year, so we talked some more about it, and the plans were off the ground, I entred this " Get your garage remodeled for free contest" well I didn't win which is just as well because when we start the project it will be more appreachated, well that's all I have to say now, it's great to see y'all again, I will be back from time to time to give updates, Take care and please be safe this Holiday season, Seasons Greetings to you and yours,

              Sincerely

                           Trainsrme1Cool

       PS I'll slip in more often that that Smile,Wink, & Grin I miss ya guys

                 

 

                                 

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Posted by wetidlerjr on Sunday, December 14, 2008 4:51 AM

Good Morning from Tipton IN ! Big Smile

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Posted by C&O Fan on Sunday, December 14, 2008 5:12 AM

Morning All

Well the roofers ended up just a little short on shingles so they will have to come back monday and finish

which is ok cause it was dark when they quit and they left alot to clean up

I've been working on a shot gun miners house and will post some photos later

meantime i'll just slip in the back booth with my coffee and see who shows up

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Posted by LSWrr on Sunday, December 14, 2008 6:40 AM

Good morning all,

New train show this morning over in Mentor 1000 – 1430 if anyone is in the area stop in and say hi.

High of 54F and rain all day today.

Lee

 

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Sunday, December 14, 2008 7:18 AM

Good Morning people! We are expecting showers with a high of 3 C and it is supposed to get windy--although nowhere near as windy as out Oregon way.

I'm off to check on what the cat just brought down...Whistling

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Posted by inch53 on Sunday, December 14, 2008 7:22 AM

 

Mornin all,  haven't been round for awhile and was in the mood for an irish coffee.

We're going to get some rain n wind from the big storm that came into the NW. Temps are warm, but are supposed to start dropping tomorrow morning, then sleet n snow thru Tuesday and cold for a spell.

Guess ya'll has heard bout the fun here with our governor. Looks like next week will be interesting. No GARRY I'm not considering a run for the office. I got interested in politics in high school and spend some time in Springfield when congress was in session behind the public scenes. So I got a first hand look at how things were done there and decided politics wasn't for me. While I'm a purrty good bull spreader, I'm not that good a liar.

TMARSH

That little town in IL wouldn't happen to be around Springfield would it and your LHS,, Castle.

ROB,

I think your wife may find out about the old saying, "so goes the best laid plans of mice n men", when it get to the building her layout from the sound of her dreams and all she's wanting. On the chicken house, you might find a small warehouse [about a 30'x100'] that looks like a pole barn to use for it.

JERRY,,  met another N-scaler from round here [down by Melrose]. I've known him for awhile, but didn't know he was into trains.

I best get moving, the grand daughters are hollering for me. Thoughts for all those in need and hope ya'll has a gooden

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Posted by pcarrell on Sunday, December 14, 2008 8:17 AM

Inch, my man!  Where you been?  Haven't seen much of you lately!

Matter of fact, we have a couple of familiar old faces around here.  Good to see ya again!

Mornin' all!

Well, it's supposd to be near 50 degrees today, and no rain this afternoon.  Looks like another riding day on the old bike.  Been doing some work to it this weekend, mostly cosmetic.  Put on some new saddle bags, a new tool bag, a small tail bag, and some really cool emblems that I got from Zambini Brothers.  Those guys do incredible work!  Tomorrow the ugly stuff starts though.  First rain, then sleet, then snow.  Looks like a great day to drive something with 4 wheels!

Well, I'd best be off.

Prayers for those in need.......yeah, thats pretty much everyone!

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Sunday, December 14, 2008 8:24 AM

Good morning.

It's 59 and cloudy. The high will be around the low 70's and damp.

Today's Weather for:
Sundown, LA  71446-6114      12/14/2008

Wind Chill57°F
Humidity96%
Dew Point58°F

So Far Today
High59°F
Low57°F
Rain0.02"
Rain Rate0.00"/h
Gust14mph NNE

South To Southeast Winds Will Increase To Around 20 Mph With Gusts To 30 Mph By Late Sunday Morning And Continue Through Late Sunday Afternoon. Winds Will Diminish As Sunset Approaches.

Now through 08:45 AM CST December 14, 2008

Patchy light rain will continue to move north at 40 mph along and west of an Alexandria to Cameron Louisiana line. Patchy light rain extends as far west as Beaumont and Kirbyville Texas. Elsewhere...in the coastal waters...light rain patches occasionally form near shore out to 60 nm between High Island and Grand Lake. Rainfall amounts less than one tenth of an inch an hour can be expected.

Today  High: 72    Mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers. Breezy. Highs in the lower 70s. South winds 15 to 25 mph.

Tonight  Low: 62    Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers. Patchy fog after midnight. Lows in the lower 60s. South winds 10 to 15 mph.


 

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