mike g. posted:Johan, wonderful video. I really like all the weathered cars and look at you having your own personal tank car! Very cool and nice work!
Jim, sorry about the trouble you have to go threw making all the recess! But a good thing is you Bob and I all got a chance to do some soldering today! Like you this is the first day I did not get mad at my lack of skills in soldering as I really enjoyed myself. You will see why at the end of my post!
Kevin, that's a steal at $10 for a 150 trees! Very nice station and as long as your having fun, that's what its all about! If you don't mind me asking where are you shopping for the trees and hedge?
John, nice work! But I have 2 questions for you. How many have you don't sofar? and How many do you plan on doing?
Alabama Joe, Looking great!
Paul, measure twice cut once! LOL Just kidding, I have done that so many times in my life I stopped counting! LOL Everything is looking amazing! Keep up the great work!
David, the trailers look great and really bring things to life! Nicely done!
OTTAWA Marc, nice work on the port hole. Also nice work on the ballast! Does it ever end? LOL
Oliver, its never to gross for most of us here! Feel free to post pictures! LOL
So as for me, today I had to take some stuff to the goodwill to drop off. Whenever we do I always go in to see if there is anything I need for the layout and today was a score for me. I have been fighting with my soldering iron and my skills soldering track. Well today I found a Weller W100P soldering iron. $5.99. It just has one tip but I brought it home tested it on some scrap track and it works great! I was telling Jim yesterday I was going to add a couple drops do to bad signal. Today I just soldered the track together where the problem spot was. Now I have 10's all the way around the room!
Mike wow thats a smokin deal! Literally !! LOL I got to looking at my soldering iron and it dont even have a name on it.. Cant blame the iron though. Operator error was all me. But im learning.
Jim
