How about red heads. I'm painting a bunch of folks and have got brown and blonde (straw yellow craft paint) but looking for a credible red hair colour. cheers ...
I was taught a trick years ago that I used to paint ties on people. Paint the tie first as a big, wide stripe. Let it dry. Then go back and paint the shirt,...
Guys, the moderator jail is open for business. This is a list for discussing S scale modeling, not exposing people's private information for others to see....
Much more of Froatz & there will be one more S Scaler resigning from this group. We all have political opinions but fortunately most of us do not talk about...
I've used the 6/4 as a 4 bolt by cutting them. I have a pair of new rail nippers that cut flush. I only use them on white metal and plastic. They do cut flush...
don't throw away the 2 bolt joint bars as they can be used as detail parts of timber bridges or trestles to hold timbers together. Also they have been used...
Hi all; I have posted two photos of conversions of S pickups in the group photo section. I was inspired to do the utility bed by Vic Roseman's article in the...
Testors makes both light and dark flesh tones (I think at least four colors) and your use of a wash will also help. FYI, Gerry Evans and Phil Pescadura were...
The Humongous Grain Processing facility at Mooar Yard has re-opened, and a 2nd Class freight train established between Terminal District and Mooar the main...
When commissioned, I took an oath to defend the Constitution, the first amendment of course is Freedom of Speech. At times that has tested my temper but I...
Congratulations, Bob. You have discovered what many model railroaders will never experience: The FUN of replicating prototype operation on a functional and...
Hi Bob -- Glad things are working out well. I always like it when the plan comes together! I had Gerry Evans and newcomer to S, Phil Pescadura, down from...
Hi Guys Joint bars are nice, but welding is even better. Smoother ride!! Michael in Northwest Jersey To: S-Scale@yahoogroups.com From: scalesonly@... ...
Well yeah. But on the other end of the spectrum, I'm just glad I'm modeling 1885 and not twenty years earlier or I'd have to be using joint bars made of WOOD!...
Andre, A while back you were pontificating about the reorganizing of your hobby space and how it would make things more, uh, efficient? Just wondering how...
Railroad buildings and structures is a great place for the Railroad Modelers of all scales to build buildings and structures found along the Railroad, also a...
S Friends, My internet service, actually the link from computer to my DSL, has been messed up--and still is. I missed a bunch of the political postings that...
Ken, sorry about that, since leaving the area (a l--ong time ago) things get a little mixed up. Maybe I should have said a 'Red invader from the North' and...
I just stumbled across this picture of a US Coast Guard caboose parked in Whitter, Alaska and just figured I'd post the link in case any of you are Coast Guard...
The travel log is very interesting, too. Thanks! Bill Winans PRescott Valley, AZ From tfroatz4-- I just stumbled across this picture of a US Coast Guard...
Howdy Friends Time to put your orders in the mail for our next S Scale kit, the American Flag Company. Photos and details on the kit can be seen at .... ...
Ok so it was something like that. Here are two photos taken today. One shows four bolt and six bolt connector bars as well as some neat switch (turnout)...
... Hi Darrell! ... I do that alot. ... Well... uh... I... uh... haven't finished it. BUT... I have REASONS. <g> Seriously, I got the thing assembled and the...
... From: mhrywest [ Ken Zieska ] . . . . . . . Yellow plastic no less. Who would have thought the silly yellow plastic jobbies we have was prototypical (sort...
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