I even noticed some headphones on the wall of picture #5. Sorry, my eyes are molelike....

I even noticed some headphones on the wall of picture #5. Sorry, my eyes are molelike....

I’m a little late for the party but I have the On30 #5 and #6 jigs plus all of the HOn3/HO dual gauge jigs. I also use Fast Tracks tools, which make things go really well. After finding out the prices

among the other "miscellaneous" items in Bag #5. Heart attack over, we are instructed to spray a light coat of Testors Dull Coat over the window pieces. I didn't have Testors Dull Coat to hand, but I

AUG 21, 1959 HAWAII (#50)

First up, Bag #5 is called for:

I may be a bit late on this thread, but I get my drill bits from Gyros Precision Tools. I have purchased all the drill bits from #50-#80 and use them in my pin vice as well as my Dremel tools. I've

1.1mm = #57

1.1mm = #57

Step #5: Place glue on the top and back of the rafter tail and place it into position. At first, don't worry if it is not exactly straight up and down, but make sure it is in the right position. Yo

Checked my kit. I think there is different packaging. I have a bag #4 and bag#5, but it looks like you have the same contents in your bag#3. Do you have the big resin base casting? I can only assume t

Step #5: Buff the casting. I use a rotary tool to do this.

Step #5: Once the panels are cool, lightly brush the panels with grey chalk.

Step #5: Take the board and place it on the header template to make sure you have the right length. The magnification distorts the picture a bit, but I have correctly cut this header to length.

Just as Carl and Kevin have indicated, I like view #5 best as well. It gives an opportunity to see some of the fine interior detail that might otherwise disappear or be dominated by the exterior of t

My initial thought was #5 as Carl and Kevin both picked. As I started playing around with the placement I started enjoying the look of the not-angled approach. Hence the poll. Thank you for partici

#5 for me Bryan.

The remaining cross braces are added per template L. You will need 8 pieces cut with jig #4 and 12 pieces cut using jig #5. (note: on my cutting jig, there is a cut slot missing from jig #5--see das

I'm hand laying code 70 track with #5 Fast Track turnouts. Eighteen inch radius- like Marty only Shays or Heislers, and maybe a dockside. The first two modules are wired and trains can run just fine-

Cat tractor is pulling a Wiseman Model Service #544 Logging Arch, to which I've added two logs. The diorama is pretty much complete except that I would like to add O scale figures of drivers for the