Bryan outlined except I have also used a #17 X-Acto chisel blade to help work the board off.

an O scale version of Fine Scale Miniatures kit #175 the Rail Car Shed and some surrounding structures and wanted to install all the parts in those sets. I thought I had ordered them from Brett but i

Yes, the third structure in the O scale railroad camp, and I agree with Bill on a small multi stall roundhouse similar to Fine Scale Miniatures kit #120 with maybe more than two stalls. I've been work

That is a great idea. I've used the #17 blade plenty but never thought about wetting the boards first. Thanks for the tip. Looking forward to seeing the walls put together.

Steve, the boards will really start to come together on the next steps. I'll board up all of the walls then trim them up. I have an order of #17 blades in and hopefully will arrive soon. After that

Here's a thought on a "nail head"....a tiny drop of epoxy on the tip of the wire....just as it starts to set.....flatten it with the tip of a #17 blade.....now you're going to make me try this.....all

Brett...totally agree...those #17 and #18 blades are the bomb.....nice clean cuts...

oh yeah, i use one of those too. the #17

Tom, I switched over to #17 and #18 chisel blades, you'll see these recommended in my newer manuals. #11's work great, you just need to be careful not to tear the wood, use light passes and a new blad

well, with buyer's premium and shipping around $800. wasn't just those 3 kits though, got a FSM #170 Sawmill, Northeastern Sam Cahoon's Fish Pier, Evergreen Hill Gully Trestle, a KMP Models Steam Saw

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