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 Posted: Thu Feb 22nd, 2018 04:07 pm
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 :shocked: - ! ! - HOLY REAL ESTATE - ! ! - :shocked:



Hi Michael :mex:



You & the Misses gotta be pretty damn busy ...

... with all those hammer swingin' Chinamen to feed !



It must be very cramped in the R.R. construction crew tent.

That bean-stew as well   .   .   .   :f:


:mex::cb::moose::old dude::P
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Spare no expense Michael ...

... the Tighta$$ Canyon division ROCKS ! :P



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 Si,

I picked up a bunch of brass track (nobody wants brass rail) so I figured I'd put it to use.

I'm even making my own ties to give handlaying a try.

I've been wanting to incorporate some alkali scenery kinda like Duane's SPNG.



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 Roundhouse Gang Swap Meet at the Santa Fe Station in San Bernardino.







Picked up some brass rail, some switches, a HO fuel tank, and a crane car.  Brass rail is cheap (nobody wants it) and I think it's easier to solder.  The rest of the stuff is for parts and scratch building.



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 :bg: ! ... A CRANE ... ! :bg:



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 Si,

Yes, A CRANE!

I remembered your posts about building your own crane, and so I've been on the lookout for something I could use.  Sure, it's HO scale, but it still has its hook and rigging.  The car frame can still be used although probably widen a little, along with some kind of new cab.  Would probably replace the six-wheel trucks with four-wheeled ones.  But, for five bucks how could I go wrong?





I also like the Bachmann Bobber caboose.  The frame works out nicely for a small four-wheeled car.  Get the one with metal wheels...it rolls better.  This one only cost me two bucks. 

One just needs to look outside their chosen scale.



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The trouble I have with swap sales, is I usually end up with yet! more stuff for projects:bang:. Calgary has a swap sale going on this weekend. I hope I come home empty handed?.

Ken
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 Ken,

Where's the fun in that coming home empty handed? :bg:

I think most of us have way more 'stuff' than we can ever use.  I know I have a long list of projects and 'stuff' to go with it.  I think we're all part pack rat.  Besides, when the urge strikes to start a new project it's nice to have everything you need on hand.

I've been picking up small plastic storage bins in a hopeless attempt to get myself organized.

I did talk with a few people at the swap meet about 1/35 scale and FreeRails.  Just spreading the good word.  Maybe we'll get a few new members?




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My attempt at making tumbleweeds according to elminero67 recipe:http://www.freerails.com/view_topic.php?id=8011&forum_id=17&highlight=tumbleweeds



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Making progress on the extension.



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 Howdy Michael, the 3/16 tie material is OK, the ties "should be" probably 5" by 5' in scale but whatever you like is fine. I use my bandsaw to cut tie strip from sheets but also use a balsa stripper when I don't feel like messing with the saw. Cutting to length...if cutting boards with the stripper, I cut the sheets into tie length pieces and then cut the ties. If cutting long strips, I bundle the strips together wrapped in masking tape and cut them at one time with the bandsaw. Either way works the same anyway.

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