What did you do on your layout today?

@Chris1985 posted:

Scenery is finally complete (though I will always be tinkering with little details). This project will never be done, but we are in pretty good shape at this point! I started this layout in November and am happy with how it has turned out. Learned a lot and will keep learning as I go!

Layout tour video here:

Chris- that layout turned out great. Solid operation, and great visual appeal. You should be very proud.

@p51 posted:

Last night, I took some shots to submit for the NMRA calendar.

I ran them through some BW filters so they won't be exactly what I'm sending them, they're getting the color shots...

Lee- always enjoy photos of your layout.

Bob

@Don McErlean posted:

p51 :  The realism of your modeling and the quality of your pictures is just marvelous.  Thanks for posting, I truly enjoy seeing your layout.

Thanks much, Don! When I got rolling with this I didn't expect it to turn out as close to my vision I'd had for what I wanted. I also never expected the reaction from those in the hobby to my work.

@RSJB18 posted:

Lee- always enjoy photos of your layout.

Bob, I really appreciate that. The only problem with a layout as small as mine, I only have a finite number of places from which to get decent shots. It's pretty shallow from fascia to the wall in most places, so there's just a few spots to get a scene with any depth.

Lee, what great photos and what a wonderful layout! Most of us dream of a layout that has detail as you have on yours!

Chris1985 - sure you are not a regular tv host? You have a very natural camera presence.

P51 - Lee great photos - never realized yours is a On30 layout. Fun to see all the publications.

I believe that I see on your layout today possibly a Rail king C&O Allegheny h8 30-1728-1.  

If so can you tell me if you recall where and when you purchased.  I’m very interested in purchasing this 30-1728 engine.  I have 42inch radius curves and this engine will just fit the curves.

I am also very impressed with your layout and design. I’ve watched you develop in such a short time period. Congratulations to you an your family. Thanks for sharing with us.

Hi @Seth Thomas, the C&O in the video is the MTH Premier version from the 2014 catalog (Part 20-3505-1). The curves it is running on are 072. The table curve/ camera angle makes them look more compact.

The Railking version should work great for the 42" curves.

Thanks for checking out the video! Been an enjoyable process and creative outlet for me as it is for all of us here.

I appreciate you and your reply Chris.
The Allegheny i have now is ps1 from 1995.
The best an strongest and most powerful of my fleet.
I will continue the hunt for the ps3 version from 2017.

Your trick over the last year has been an amazing feat.
I had to to wait until age 63 to have an operating layout and it’s still doesn’t measure up to your operations.

I’m beginning the weathering of another kit but this time it’s a building from Woodland Scenics. Streets are next... what width did you use on your layout?

Thanks Chris!

@Seth Thomas, I hear you on the power of the Allegheny! They are some great pulling engines.

Had it not been for the fear of my engines getting destroyed on the floor and the help of my carpenter friend Lawrence, I am not sure the layout would have happened so quickly!

The table takes up the width of my room (12') and is roughly 27' long. The walkway through the middle allows me to reach everything but I had to keep my largest curves at O72 and the inner mainline curves to O60 to allow for the walking/ standing area.

@chris a posted:

Work continues on the station.

Very impressive work!  I know it will ,alert a great addition to your layout.

@Chris1985 posted:

Scenery is finally complete (though I will always be tinkering with little details). This project will never be done, but we are in pretty good shape at this point! I started this layout in November and am happy with how it has turned out. Learned a lot and will keep learning as I go!

Layout tour video here:

That was  an awesome video ! You should’ve very proud of you layout , and thanks for sharing it . 👍👍

I got a shipment a few weeks ago of track from Ross and I've been at it laying track.  Here's a video of the "Allegheny Short Line" which will hopefully grow into a much larger layout that I detailed in a previous thread.

@Chris1985 posted:

Scenery is finally complete (though I will always be tinkering with little details). This project will never be done, but we are in pretty good shape at this point! I started this layout in November and am happy with how it has turned out. Learned a lot and will keep learning as I go!

Layout tour video here:

Chris, Excellent job on your video!  I really like your layout!!!

Sensational job Chris, thank you.

Chris. Enjoyed your video also you have a nice layout

Mike. Thanks for the complement. I have a Tootsietoy Lowboy somewhere.

What did I do on the Layout??? I tried to make a video for SWSAT this evening with my Weaver RS-3  when Disaster happened. Does anyone have a Wrecking Cane they can dispatch to the Dough Hill Layout?

Better get the crane and MOW crew out there

Lee, I don’t think a crane can get there before Saturday from Butler.

Lee:  The Leonardtown and Savannah will (virtually) dispatch its "Hornby Hook" to help out.

Don

@Don McErlean posted:

Lee:  The Leonardtown and Savannah will (virtually) dispatch its "Hornby Hook" to help out.

Don

Thanks Don nice looking Crane and I’ll be ready. looks like my SWSAT video might happen after all.

Mark. Thanks for the offer. I’m going have to invest in MOW crane after this

Good evening everyone! It has been a while since I last made a post so I thought I would chime in to the fun. Looking at the previous posts, it looks like everyone is doing well and having fun in the hobby! Sadly, I do not have anything to show due to my knee giving me a hard time. Long story short, it turns out my knee is going to need surgery. As a result, I am trying to "baby" so that it does not get worse and also get another product review done before my bed becomes my new "residence." Thanks for reading, and happy railroading!

@Trainmaster04 posted:

Good evening everyone! It has been a while since I last made a post so I thought I would chime in to the fun. Looking at the previous posts, it looks like everyone is doing well and having fun in the hobby! Sadly, I do not have anything to show due to my knee giving me a hard time. Long story short, it turns out my knee is going to need surgery. As a result, I am trying to "baby" so that it does not get worse and also get another product review done before my bed becomes my new "residence." Thanks for reading, and happy railroading!

I'm sorry your knee is giving you trouble.  I had two operations on my left knee, the second being a full replacement.  Maybe you will be able to catch up on good reading from the OGR Forum while you are laid up.

@Trainmaster04 posted:

Good evening everyone! It has been a while since I last made a post so I thought I would chime in to the fun. Looking at the previous posts, it looks like everyone is doing well and having fun in the hobby! Sadly, I do not have anything to show due to my knee giving me a hard time. Long story short, it turns out my knee is going to need surgery. As a result, I am trying to "baby" so that it does not get worse and also get another product review done before my bed becomes my new "residence." Thanks for reading, and happy railroading!

I’ll see Mark’s advice and raise him - I’ve had both knees replaced in the last 4 years. What I see as the big difference between you and Mark and I is that you are quite young and we are sexagenarians (keep it clean ). You’ve got a lot of living to do on those knees, so take the best possible care of them, listen to your doctor and do exactly what your physical therapist tell you. The trains will still be there when your knee is in better shape. Best of luck!!!

If you have not discussed with a doctor about attempting the physical therapy route, you might give it a try for you knee...

In the past three years, I’ve been convinced they know what they are doing.

I’m a three time graduate of their programs, I kid with my wife that they give frequent flyer mileage where I go... Anyway, I’m walking now and I can reach across my layout now...

So I can truly recommend to you this option...

Good luck and enjoy the hobby!

John

@lee drennen posted:

What did I do on the Layout??? I tried to make a video for SWSAT this evening with my Weaver RS-3  when Disaster happened. Does anyone have a Wrecking Cane they can dispatch to the Dough Hill Layout?

Fortescue to the rescue! 

Mitch

@M. Mitchell Marmel posted:

Fortescue to the rescue!

Mitch

(now THATS the size switcher I thought I was purchasing. "Scale, Traditional. Tomato-Tamatoe")

Lee, you are in Good Hands...

@lee drennen posted:

What did I do on the Layout??? I tried to make a video for SWSAT this evening with my Weaver RS-3  when Disaster happened. Does anyone have a Wrecking Cane they can dispatch to the Dough Hill Layout?

Lee, great scene...derailment unplanned but the camera was rolling.  The scene reminds me of a major derailment on the mainline down the road from my boyhood home.  All of us kids where hanging around on a summer's day when this incredibly load noise could be heard off in the distance.  We took off on our bikes and headed for the tracks to find box cars thrown all over the place.  The two boxes that stood out to me where both on their sides with doors wide open.  One was loaded with mustard...all sizes jars and containers, and the other car was loaded with Seagrams Seven, from the little nips to the jugs  Although we played it straight, many scavenged the scene before the cops showed up...according to some, it was an extremely hazy summer

@M. Mitchell Marmel posted:

Fortescue to the rescue!

Mitch

Mitch. Thanks that’s a cool setup. With Don and your Rig I should be in good hands like Miggy said.

@Miggy posted:

(now THATS the size switcher I thought I was purchasing. "Scale, Traditional. Tomato-Tamatoe")

Lee, you are in Good Hands...

^,^

This may be of some assistance:

https://www.tandem-associates....l/lionelsmlunits.htm

@Capetrainman posted:

Lee, great scene...derailment unplanned but the camera was rolling.  The scene reminds me of a major derailment on the mainline down the road from my boyhood home.  All of us kids where hanging around on a summer's day when this incredibly load noise could be heard off in the distance.  We took off on our bikes and headed for the tracks to find box cars thrown all over the place.  The two boxes that stood out to me where both on their sides with doors wide open.  One was loaded with mustard...all sizes jars and containers, and the other car was loaded with Seagrams Seven, from the little nips to the jugs  Although we played it straight, many scavenged the scene before the cops showed up...according to some, it was an extremely hazy summer

Paul. I was pretty excited about this video something brand new and I finally finished my RS-3 I don’t know what happened but after viewing it was pretty neat so I kept it.  I bet as a kid that was  a pretty awesome site of that derailment.  

Lee, nice video, sorry that you had a derailment, but sure am glad you got it on video!

@lee drennen posted:

What did I do on the Layout??? I tried to make a video for SWSAT this evening with my Weaver RS-3  when Disaster happened. Does anyone have a Wrecking Cane they can dispatch to the Dough Hill Layout?

We're on the way Lee!

@Mark Boyce, @Apples55, and @Seth Thomas: Thank y'all for the encouraging words. Mark, I will definitely take up the chance to look through here cause, man there is a lot of great stuff to read! Thanks again, and happy railroading!

RSJB18: Loved your reply to Lee’s accident. Best laugh all morning

Don

Mike. I was going to delete the video but it was too cool

Bob. Thanks for the virtual help I Really feel good about the situation now

Spent yesterday making trees from dried autumn Joy sedums that I harvested last fall.  Sprayed the trunks flat black then hit them with a heavy dose of hair spray & dunked them in a jar containing dried leaves.

@RSJB18 posted:

We're on the way Lee!

** ummmm- 'xcuse please, when you are done with Lee, maybe, perhaps, you might could stop bye... I'll have hot coffee and a dozen KrispyCreams at the Dozer....

A BIG THANKS to Don, Mitch, and Bob for the virtual help on the derailment. The car is back up on the tracks. After all the inspectors left the UP Rail-Truck Service dropped off some trailers to load all the damage freight so the empty car can head to the car shops for some repairs. One trailer is already loaded and the other is staged to load  the other side of the car. The shipment was a total lost.

@Don McErlean posted:

RSJB18: Loved your reply to Lee’s accident. Best laugh all morning

Don

I've got more....😂

@lee drennen posted:

A BIG THANKS to Don, Mitch, and Bob for the virtual help on the derailment. The car is back up on the tracks. After all the inspectors left the UP Rail-Truck Service dropped off some trailers to load all the damage freight so the empty car can head to the car shops for some repairs. One trailer is already loaded and the other is staged to load  the other side of the car. The shipment was a total lost.

Excellent job Gents!!  I’ll call my crane to turn around.  It’s still only in Ohio last I checked!  😉

All drawbars are not created equal.

On the left, a regular Scout drawbar.  On the right, another drawbar after I mutilated sculpted it to fit the 1130.

It did pay off, though.  (excuse the lousy cell phone video)

Note the passenger in the gondola...

Mitch

@lee drennen posted:

A BIG THANKS to Don, Mitch, and Bob for the virtual help on the derailment. The car is back up on the tracks. After all the inspectors left the UP Rail-Truck Service dropped off some trailers to load all the damage freight so the empty car can head to the car shops for some repairs. One trailer is already loaded and the other is staged to load  the other side of the car. The shipment was a total lost.

Lee, great looking "pup" trailers.  The ground cover work and the ballast around the tracks looks realistic...

@RSJB18 posted:

I've got more....😂

That’s pretty cool. You never know what’s in those Boxcars

@Mark Boyce posted:

Excellent job Gents!!  I’ll call my crane to turn around.  It’s still only in Ohio last I checked!  😉

Mark. Send me the bill for your fuel and surcharge thanks for the effort

@Capetrainman posted:

Lee, great looking "pup" trailers.  The ground cover work and the ballast around the tracks looks realistic...

Thanks Paul. I bought these last fall I have 6 Lionel PS-4 Piggyback Flatcars with these on them.

@M. Mitchell Marmel posted:

All drawbars are not created equal.

On the left, a regular Scout drawbar.  On the right, another drawbar after I mutilated sculpted it to fit the 1130.

It did pay off, though.  (excuse the lousy cell phone video)

Note the passenger in the gondola...

Mitch

Mitch. Nice video I like that whistle

@lee drennen posted:

Mitch. Nice video I like that whistle

It's vintage too!

Of course, Fortescue does get a tad winded, but it's worth it! 

Also arriving today, some additions to the tender collection thanks to Bob S!  Thank you again, Bob! 

Mitch

@lee drennen posted:

Mark. Send me the bill for your fuel and surcharge thanks for the effort

No charge.  There is no fee if we don’t get money for you, as the tv ambulance chasers say.  😉

@third rail posted:

Spent yesterday making trees from dried autumn Joy sedums that I harvested last fall.  Sprayed the trunks flat black then hit them with a heavy dose of hair spray & dunked them in a jar containing dried leaves.

WOW, those turned out really well. Thanks for the share, I'm planting Sedums and Hydrangea... Going weed walking today. I have to give it a try. Well Done!

Lee, I am glad you were able to get your box car back upright! There always seems to be folks here willing to help no matter what is needed!

Bob, your little friends are kind of giving us a look into your mind, could be scary! LOL

Thirdrail, wonderful looking trees, Great job!

@M. Mitchell Marmel posted:

Also arriving today, some additions to the tender collection thanks to Bob S!  Thank you again, Bob! 

Mitch

My pleasure Mitch. I'm sure they will see many more years of use.

Full disclosure to the rest of the gang- I made Mitch promise that he would not be painting these tenders Razorback Red!

@Miggy posted:

WOW, those turned out really well. Thanks for the share, I'm planting Sedums and Hydrangea... Going weed walking today. I have to give it a try. Well Done!

Actually I hate the plants! They attract flies and bees like crazy! But they were there when we bought our house and they're really a plant that requires no care,  just tying the stems together to keep them upright.  I wait till late August to harvest them, strip the leaves and tie them to a rafter to dry, takes about 4 months.

@RSJB18 posted:

My pleasure Mitch. I'm sure they will see many more years of use.

Full disclosure to the rest of the gang- I made Mitch promise that he would not be painting these tenders Razorback Red!

You probably should have been more detailed, Bob. Mitch, aka The Duke of Desecration, is known to use other than Razorback Red in his Frankenstein creations

More signal panel wiring...yay!

Dave

Excellent projects everyone!  What a variety!!

I have built all the supports for the realigned overhead track that I moved back towards the wall to accommodate the length of the Atlas bridge.  It made the most sense to extend it overtop of the lower passing siding.  That made for some interesting supports.  I do not like the looks of a lot of these supports, but I have to keep in mind the who trestle system has only been intended to be temporary until I find something I really like.

@Apples55 posted:

You probably should have been more detailed, Bob. Mitch, aka The Duke of Desecration, is known to use other than Razorback Red in his Frankenstein creations

So true Paul. One never knows what will come out of the RBTC Shops.

What do you expect when a Gi-raffe and a Kitteh are running the show! 😂

There was talk of Frisco markings.....

@Mark Boyce posted:

Excellent projects everyone!  What a variety!!

I have built all the supports for the realigned overhead track that I moved back towards the wall to accommodate the length of the Atlas bridge.  It made the most sense to extend it overtop of the lower passing siding.  That made for some interesting supports.  I do not like the looks of a lot of these supports, but I have to keep in mind the who trestle system has only been intended to be temporary until I find something I really like.

Looking good Mark

Well the derailed car was picked up this afternoon and the trailers are loaded and ready for pick up.

@RSJB18 posted:

So true Paul. One never knows what will come out of the RBTC Shops.

What do you expect when a Gi-raffe and a Kitteh are running the show! 😂

There was talk of Frisco markings.....

Yeah... an adulterated GG-1 in gi-raffe car blue comes to mind

And don’t forget there’s a Siamese in Senior Management

@Apples55 posted:

Yeah... an adulterated GG-1 in gi-raffe car blue comes to mind

And don’t forget there’s a Siamese in Senior Management

So true. We had a siamese cat when I was growing up. They are devious 😂

Thank you, Lee!  I'm glad things are humming again on your railroad!  Those trailers really look great!

I figured out that I have 75 signals accumulated over the years, from dwarfs to full signal bridges, and I need some standard mounting/wiring method to use with them. Just randomly attaching each one to the layout and then wiring it in, then moving on to the next one, isn't going to cut it.

So I've come up with a plan. Once I have tested it and have it operational, I'll take some pix and pass it on.

Don Merz

Nothing to speak of on my layout, but I've done a photo essay on the late Joe Hardy's layout...

https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/...estate-a-photo-album

Mitch

Well, my project took a lot longer than a day. I decided I wanted a lower loop below my main layout. Some of my ideas included a different style than the traditional landscaping I had done before. I also wanted to use Atlas track instead of Fastrack. I wanted to create space on the ends to leave room for some Menards, MTH or Woodland Scenics prebuilt structures that could just be plug and play. After using a track plan program, many trips to the hardware store and countless nights of sanding and painting, I am ready to show the progress so far.

That is a really nice looking lower level NS1975!  The black paint really looks sharp!

@Mark Boyce posted:

That is a really nice looking lower level NS1975!  The black paint really looks sharp!

Thank you! It is a dark charcoal grey color. I think it brings out the colors in the train, which is what I was going for.

This evening I began my initial step in the weathering process for the Woodlands Scenic’s Corner Emporium.  

I also positioned the Korber building I recently assembled onto the layout.  It’s near the correct position but not wired into the accessories power as yet...

Very neat layout NS1975!

Mark I enjoy seeing your progress tonight!

And Lee, my guess the company’s  insurance adjusters will be able to use your video of the accident.  Just like being there!  I just caught the end of Mizzou vs. Ark game in the SEC basketball tournament in Nashville.

Thank you, Seth

@RSJB18 posted:

So true Paul. One never knows what will come out of the RBTC Shops.

What do you expect when a Gi-raffe and a Kitteh are running the show! 😂

Norma and Fortescue don't know WHAT you're talking about! 

Mitch

@RSJB18 posted:

So true. We had a siamese cat when I was growing up. They are devious 😂

Sylvia says:

Mitch

@NS1975 posted:

Well, my project took a lot longer than a day. I decided I wanted a lower loop below my main layout. Some of my ideas included a different style than the traditional landscaping I had done before. I also wanted to use Atlas track instead of Fastrack. I wanted to create space on the ends to leave room for some Menards, MTH or Woodland Scenics prebuilt structures that could just be plug and play. After using a track plan program, many trips to the hardware store and countless nights of sanding and painting, I am ready to show the progress so far

"What MARK Said".  Very Nice, Well done. Great Photos, thank you for the share

@M. Mitchell Marmel posted:

Sylvia says:

Mitch

Fits the profile 'Nodding head in agreement"

@lee drennen posted:

A BIG THANKS to Don, Mitch, and Bob for the virtual help on the derailment. The car is back up on the tracks. After all the inspectors left the UP Rail-Truck Service dropped off some trailers to load all the damage freight so the empty car can head to the car shops for some repairs. One trailer is already loaded and the other is staged to load  the other side of the car. The shipment was a total lost.

Lee, What a great story! Thanks for the fun, And, AND the fact that you have Matching Trailers to help off load the spill, "Brilliant!" (Third rock from the sun)

@NS1975 posted:

Well, my project took a lot longer than a day. I decided I wanted a lower loop below my main layout.

GREAT JOB, REALLY LOOKS NICE.

"Tsunami UPdate" The Coffee is served in bottomless mugs to the crew. Fresh Kolaches are on site and the Progress is great! Thanks all for the Crew, Dozers, Superman and Batman, Fortescue and the Rest! This has given us a way to initiate the 4x8 plans. The EWES were kept in the UP Trailers so they could stay warm and not be bothered by the GI-Raffes. Thanks to all <salute> (yeah, I don't get out much.....)

Seth. Yes the video with help in the receivers defense.

Miggy. Thanks for the complement that’s what this forum is about FUN. Looks like thing are under control at your end.

Bill. Glad your project is completed.

Great work everyone!

NS1979, what a wonderful addition to your layout, Looks very sharp and professional !

Miggy, I am glad your crews are on site and looks like they will have things cleaned up in no time.

Nothing new from me, just a big smile reading what everyone else is doing!

I hope you all have a great weekend and find time for fun on your layouts!

Scott, looking good.  I had to look up Kolaches since I never heard of them.  They sound tasty!

@third rail posted:

Boats of this size actually plied the Great Lakes before the construction of the Welland Canal.  They would bring ore from Labrador to the mills in Ontario or the U. S.. I have a book about early lake boats,  most were built in the late 1800's early 1900's. My boat plans called for an 8 foot length but I had to reduce the size by removing one hatch to the hold.

This was an intense build,  took a long time even though I worked on it part time.

Here are a few more pictures.

I need to rig the masts and spar, add more railings.

Finished the hand rails on the ore boat and installed a Seuthe smoke unit in the funnel. 

Got the Plastruct tanks done and laid out my fuel depot. See my TPRR topic.

Mark - Kolacky is a cookie made with either sour cream or cream cheese in the dough made into little rectangles, filled with apricot, poppy seed, cherry (any thick fruit filling) folded over to cover the filling in the middle baked (to resemble stained glass) and then dusted with powdered sugar. I have never had a decent one prepackaged - its either home made or from a good bakery - or from a restaurant who makes them. There are also yeast raised kinds which are also good.

i never look at my layout from this angle - I had to be a contortionist to get this camera angle.

Bill. That ore Boat is awesome and the cars lined up beside it looks convincing.

Scoutingdad  The fuel Distribution place looks good  

I rebuilt this Speccast White W22 this morning. Waiting for the Airhorns to dry then it’s going on the layout

@Mark Boyce posted:

Scott, looking good.  I had to look up Kolaches since I never heard of them.  They sound tasty!

If you're getting kolacky's,  get the apricot ones. They're like Polish heroin!

@lee drennen posted:

Bill. That ore Boat is awesome and the cars lined up beside it looks convincing.

Scoutingdad  The fuel Distribution place looks good  

Thank you.  This was my first major build.  Never made anything like it before.  I self taught woodworking skills which helped a lot. It was not an overly expensive model,  probably less  than $100.

I have  a couple of large factory buildings that I need to finish and then start on my blast furnace model.

I worked on my signs from Miller Engineering signs that I picked up at Christmas.  I got the Planters Peanuts and Union Pacific signs.  I needed to test them out, cut the battery connections out, solder some wires and then thread the wires to the terminal strip.   Monday they will be glued into place.  I really like these signs.  I now have 8.  

John

I added this to the Layout just now. I think I might do a wheel swap the ones on the truck look kinda small to me.

It looks great, Lee!

I have a puzzler for you all...

https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/...problem-reverse-only

Not even Fortescue or Norma, no, not even Sylvia Siamese can dope THIS one out!

Mitch

@lee drennen posted:

I rebuilt this Speccast White W22 this morning. Waiting for the Airhorns to dry then it’s going on the layout

Man,you have a great looking piece. Front of the layout proud.

@lee drennen posted:

I rebuilt this Speccast White W22 this morning. Waiting for the Airhorns to dry then it’s going on the layout

That is One Beautiful Truck. Great Build!! Great Rich Colors! Well done. I can hear the airhorns from here.... Beauty

@third rail posted:

Finished the hand rails on the ore boat and installed a Seuthe smoke unit in the funnel.

Amazing, you had me at Smoke!! Very Nice

@M. Mitchell Marmel posted:

I have a puzzler for you all...

https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/...problem-reverse-only

Not even Fortescue or Norma, no, not even Sylvia Siamese can dope THIS one out!

Mitch

@Apples55 posted:

Thought I would finish this truck up and put it on the Layout. I just have to add the turn signals and it’s off to the Layout

@lee drennen posted:

Thought I would finish this truck up and put it on the Layout. I just have to add the turn signals and it’s off to the Layout

You know Lee, between you and Joel your guys skills are killing me! How does a guys like me keep up! Lol looks great!

Mike, I think you could do it with some practice.  You do nice work.

@Mark Boyce posted:

Mike, I think you could do it with some practice.  You do nice work.

Maybe when I am older like Lee. Lol

@mike g. posted:

Maybe when I am older like Lee. Lol

LOL

@Apples55 posted:

Mitch

@mike g. posted:

Maybe when I am older like Lee. Lol

Easy Mikey. I’m not that old and I agree with Mark you have it in you just let it come out I know too what your capable of doing.

@lee drennen posted:

Easy Mikey. I’m not that old and I agree with Mark you have it in you just let it come out I know too what your capable of doing.

Lol Lee, in all reality I think I am older then you by maybe a day or two. Thanks for you confidence!