Compilation of widely useful threads.

[BlueHillsCPR]

It would be nice if Bergie would make this a sticky. And then allow some one to remove the useless messages, such as this one. Just keeping the links.

I agree!  Unfortunately Bergie is a little sticky about making any stickys.

[plymouth71]

Okay so how is this done again?

Bump?

[Budliner]

anyone seen that Compilation of widely useful threads

[MisterBeasley]

This is my Photo-essay post from a few weeks back on converting an Atlas deck turntable into a pit turntable:

http://www.trains.com/trccs/forums/1162840/ShowPost.aspx

 

[pike-62]

If anyone is interested, here is a link to my "How I Did It" on making ground foam.

 http://www.dansresincasting.com/Ground%20foam.htm

 

Dan Pikulski

www.DansResinCasting.com

 

[da_kraut]

Hi

 Thank you everybody for this great topic.

 Frank

[SilverSpike]

I have added many of the featured threads listed in this thread to my own website with hyperlinks. I will continue to update my web page as I find more of the gems on this forum and others.

Modeling Techniques

[GAPPLEG]

Here's a good one by tstage (Tom)

Homemade HO light poles. You really have to check this out.



http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=67050

After Tstage posted that one , I went on to make a lot of lights for my layout. It really was easy, effective , and they came out looking great.







Terry

[cheese4432]

I agree. But he/she should also make them the clickable kind that opens in a new window.

[GAPPLEG]

It would be nice if Bergie would make this a sticky. And then allow some one to remove the useless messages, such as this one. Just keeping the links.

[AggroJones]

Let us see if some of these mentioned threads can be relocated....

[Darth Santa Fe]

Very disapointing to read about the old/new forum post numbering problem as this was an excellent source of information in the "good old days".

That's why I re-made this topic shortly after the forum software change. It was a great source of information.

The one I made has new links to some of the topics listed in this thread, as well as a couple new ones. I don't understand why it died twice...

http://www.trains.com/trccs/forums/863447/ShowPost.aspx

[Anonymous]

Very disapointing to read about the old/new forum post numbering problem as this was an excellent source of information in the "good old days".

Be that as it may, Jon Grant has an excellent "new" posting on weathering with acrylic paints at Topic # 916813.

Will

[SilverSpike]

Unfortunately, we need to retitle this thread:

Useless compilation of widely useful threads.

I did some research to see if there was an algorithm to convert old forum post numbers to new message ids, as in:

The old post URL ...
http://www.trains.com/ ... /showtopic=32122

and the new post URL on the updated forum is ...
http://www.trains.com/trccs/forums/412365/ShowPost.aspx

But alas there is no correlation because all the previous Kalmbach forums have now been munged together so if you type some other number in place of 412365 above, you can end up in the Classic Trains forum or the Garden Railways forum. Bummer.

Yep, I used to run that hack trick too on the old site. But now this new site will take some time to learn all the new tricks..

[jfugate]

Unfortunately, we need to retitle this thread:

Useless compilation of widely useful threads.

I did some research to see if there was an algorithm to convert old forum post numbers to new message ids, as in:

The old post URL ...
http://www.trains.com/ ... /showtopic=32122

and the new post URL on the updated forum is ...
http://www.trains.com/trccs/forums/412365/ShowPost.aspx

But alas there is no correlation because all the previous Kalmbach forums have now been munged together so if you type some other number in place of 412365 above, you can end up in the Classic Trains forum or the Garden Railways forum. Bummer.

[Darth Santa Fe]

The links here are unfortunately no-longer useful. None of them work anymore. We might have to make a new topic to replace this one, and possibly locate some of the old topics mentioned here.

[scubaterry]

Well just editing an old post no longer seems to bring it back to the top.  Bummer. So......
Bump
Terry

[fiatfan]

Here's our old friend back!

Tom

[scubaterry]

Gumby4 - It's been asked before so apparently not. I just go in and edit one of my posts here every day or so.
Terry

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by alexander13

QUOTE: Originally posted by dave9999

QUOTE: Originally posted by alexander13

You know this thread would be tonnes easier to read if all the bump posts were removed

...but a lot harder to find[;)]. Dave

No, it is my understanding that if you post somthing, then delete that post that it stays at the top

Anyway that the PTB (Powers To Be {ie Bergie} ) can make this thread a sticky so that it is always at the top???

[scubaterry]

I just go in an "edit" any of my posts in the thread . That takes it back to the top without the bump post
Terrry[8D]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dave9999

QUOTE: Originally posted by alexander13

You know this thread would be tonnes easier to read if all the bump posts were removed

...but a lot harder to find[;)]. Dave

No, it is my understanding that if you post somthing, then delete that post that it stays at the top

[Anonymous]

BTTT

[dave9999]

QUOTE: Originally posted by alexander13

You know this thread would be tonnes easier to read if all the bump posts were removed

...but a lot harder to find[;)]. Dave

[Anonymous]

You know this thread would be tonnes easier to read if all the bump posts were removed

[scubaterry]

Here's a good one by tstage (Tom)
Homemade HO light poles. You really have to check this out.

http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=67050



Terry

[Anonymous]

PMUB.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by MR_Paul

B.T.T.T (back to the top)

The term that is normally used is bump.

Just a letting you know.

Alexander

[MR_Paul]

B.T.T.T (back to the top)