In my experience, most of the kits from the major manufacturers come molded in enough colors that you can just assemble them without having to...
Beleive it or not, N-Scale is becoming quite popular as a wargaming scale, particularly for Civil War, WW2 and futuristic gamers. They're hard to...
Thanks for the input, I'll look more into the Digitrax system and Loconet. What I'm doing with this is making a modular Christmas layout to go...
Hi all: I'm looking for some specific DCC system recommendations. I've been doing a little reading on DCC via the links here, and I've got some...
Way too many times. That's why this last time around, I decided to go with T-Trak modules. Just about finished the first one. Even if I change...
Gosh darnit. You post the link and I wind up going over there and subscribing!
The one I was directed to was moi3d, which can be found at moi3d.com I haven't downloaded or played with it yet, but it was recommended by a guy...
Actually, there are several decent 3D CAD and 3D modelling programs that can output the required files that aren't too expensive and/or free. The...
A user on another forum recommended this company as a good source for rapid 3d Prototyping/part printing. http://printapart.com Has anyone here...
The railway age and railpace references have been most helpful. Thanks.
I think this will become more common too as right of way issues become more complex. While I agree with this assessment, I also think that part...
LOL! Well, I was thinking that gas would start dropping again in price after it wasn't so widely used. But yeah, that's about right.
SteveM - true enough. But while they'll be kicking around, they'll be old, at least as far as my layout is concerned. And while I'm sure my view...
That's kind of the appeal to me - I've made it a point to check out a lot of layouts/modules over the years, and I think I've seen maybe one or...
Hi all... For the last 20-25 years, I've kind of skirted the edges of the hobby, dabbling here and there. My "layout" consisted of a 4x8 sheet...
