Hows' this?
Show me telephone poles and power lines.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Show me your favorite locomotive?
Atlas Trainmaster, Wabash with an after market QSI decoder
Show me a turntable
Simon Modelling CB&Q and Wabash See my slowly evolving layout on my picturetrail site http://www.picturetrail.com/simontrains and our videos at http://www.youtube.com/user/MrCrispybake?feature=mhum
Reason it is my favorite? It is the only engine I have owned that did not need ANY WORK Period for well over 400 hours of run time. Talk about pulling power and slow speed at the same time! Sound, well it the best I have ever heard.
Show me something you Sold that you wished you kept.
Simon beat me, so a turntable pleases.
I hate Rust
cudaken Show me something you Sold that you wished you kept. Simon beat me, so a turntable pleases.
I don't have a turntable, but I do have something that answers Ken's request.
This is the train I had when I was a kid. I sold it in my teens when I changed to N-scale. Today I have it back, thanks to swap meets and eBay.
I have figured out what is wrong with my brain! On the left side nothing works right, and on the right side there is nothing left!
Are we still looking for a turntable?
Show me a cement truck...any scale will do.
Southwest Chief scoutII: Where does one find that fine camper?? City Classic's Roberts Road Mobile Home (a kit). Roberts Road Mobile Home
scoutII: Where does one find that fine camper??
Where does one find that fine camper??
City Classic's Roberts Road Mobile Home (a kit).
Roberts Road Mobile Home
Thanks for the info and ordered one.....
selector Show me a cement truck...any scale will do.
I don't have one made out of cement, but since the two hour limit is up, will a plastic truck do?
Show me a sail boat.
You funny guy....I guess I should have said cement mixer truck.
Times up on the cement (mixer) truck! Anybodies game!!
Jarrell
Show me something red, white, and blue.
Justin
I don't like these time frames.
Here is a cement mixer truck.
OK, show me something red, white, and blue.
Alton Junction
White man making Blue furnace filter on a stick trees on the Red Christmas table cloth. OK??
Show me rain
OK Art, how do you model rain? Wet ground I understand and have seen, but the rain it self?
Ken
Well, this is a close as I can find to rain. More of a photo effect than actual modeling:
If this passes, then show me a hobby shop on your layout.
If not, then let there be more rain...
Digression.
Some recent requests were for a cement truck (actually I guess that should be a concrete mixer truck) and something red, white and blue.
I recall during the bicentennial, there was a local ready-mix company that had its trucks painted red, white and blue, blue with white stars on the front, and red and white stripes spiralling around the mixing drum.
Stars and stripes forever set in concrete!
We now return you to your regularly scheduled request which was rain, (We need some of that kin South Texas too, as well as on this thread...)
cudaken OK Art, how do you model rain? Wet ground I understand and have seen, but the rain it self? Ken
Ken, There was a recent article in MR on how to model rain, I believe it was the April issue.
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Ohhh, the APRIL FOOLS Issue!!
Well here was my 'April Fools Model' (the scheme)
Well it looks like time is up on rain & what-not, so.....
Show me Something with the letter 'X' in it....
(Sorry, on this thread I like adding pix in my replies!)
A TTX autorack train. And the tankers are UTLX.
Show me some fallen flags.
Michael
CEO- Mile-HI-RailroadPrototype: D&RGW Moffat Line 1989
Fallen flags:
Maine Central
Boston & Maine
Conrail and ex Penn Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Show me something with the letter B
'B' as in BC Rail!
Show Me Something with the letter 'J' in it...
(Yeah sorry, I have run out of great ideas to request, & am playing on letters, & in a way I really like it!)
New Jersey Transit:
Show me something with the letter 'Q' in it.
My Model Railroad: Tri State RailMy Photos on Flickr: FlickrMy Videos on Youtube: YoutubeMy Photos on RRPA: RR Picture Archives
Show me a hobo
G Paine cudaken: OK Art, how do you model rain? Wet ground I understand and have seen, but the rain it self? Ken Ken, There was a recent article in MR on how to model rain, I believe it was the April issue.
cudaken: OK Art, how do you model rain? Wet ground I understand and have seen, but the rain it self? Ken
Hey, I model rain in my bathtub layout.
Rich
Hobo My grandson wanted a hobo cave. This was the first thing we ever carved out of foam. This is what he made.
Show me one great model of a tree.
Motley A TTX autorack train. And the tankers are UTLX. Show me some fallen flags.
Michael, I think you have a very fine photograph there...it really works for me.
Crandell
I don't know if this is great, but I like it. DJ.
Show me raccoons.
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Hey, how does that work out with DCC????
(Covered Bridges??)
No racoons, but that is one nice tree. I may try that again to findanother nice tree. About rain, I was thinking backdrop, but the bathtub sounds good. I do have a friend that runs his track though his bathroom to the laundry room.
Weare still looking for a racoon
Hey,
Racoons? Well, has anyone made them, or an Opossum we could artistically paint & flock it's tail? Since Prototype pix are disallowed, & family orientation (G & PG) are in order, I can't show (& didn't photo) the last one I saw anyway. So, Preiser, come to NE IA for Raccon Research!!! I got some!
Also, I spent an hour or so shooting my version of rain, a 'wet' water bottle in font of a fill flash set at every conceiveable camera & flash setting, & only got one -extremely over exposed shot where I could make out about 5ish droplets! -Only if a person tried hard to imagine it may be rain, in the shot.. Sorry, not gonna get that... I think it would better off shooting though a big spider web that was misted...!
Anyway, I used the rest of the afternoon to catalog models that I had not before, cuz they were not finished, one will be in WPF soon... Later..
Back to the last request, please... (Sorry for the distraction..)