@gunrunnerjohn posted:I put the Liquid Tape on with a toothpick to get just enough.
Ever try black hot glue ? cures a bit faster than liquid tape. j
John, Thanks for all your help. Pat B.
@JohnActon posted:Ever try black hot glue ? cures a bit faster than liquid tape. j
Yep, I have one gun loaded with black, and the other with clear.
Hot glue is not nearly as precise in application as you can do with Liquid Tape and a small toothpick. For finer work, I still prefer the liquid tape, hot glue is certainly not a one-size-fits-all solution.
IMO, that's one of the most attractive diesels that Williams ever made. Good choice for detailing and enhancement.
Don't bother installing a DC Commander.
Pay the extra dollars (not that much extra) and install the Cruise Commander.
Once you experience the operational characteristics of the Cruise Commander, you will never consider a DC Commander again.
Mallard, I haven't owned a Williams engine in many years other than the 44 ton to build my steeple cabs on. I have more Milwaukee Road engines than I can ever run but always liked the E7 with their square side windows. When I saw Williams was coming out with them I had to get one. Yes it has the wrong six wheel trucks and it doesn't have all the detail the others have but I thought it would be a fun project to detail. I find it strange they stopped producing it. It seemed like a big seller. I my opinion it's one of the best looking Williams engines they ever made. I have been collecting all kinds of detail parts including new pilot with hoses and scale coupler. Don
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Gunrunnerjohn, hope you don't mind if I bug you a few more times when I get the ERR unit and Mars light you recommended. Thanks Don
by the way that's Vic and I 30 years ago this month when we got married.
