Aloha from Hawaii
First I would like to thanks the mods for creating a nice forum - good job
A have a few more questions
1) I have noticed that many ho scale trucks / cars seem to differ in size.
Whats brands have the most realistic scale? I have a few boley and norscot trucks - the norscot seem a little larger - ok a lot larger - also have a NZG crane that seems huge - it does not even fit onto a flatbed without the wheels hanging off.
2) Many years ago as a kid I hooked up my track switchers and they would just hum and then smoke out - what did I do wrong? - The voltage came from the tyco power supply - I have been wondering about this for many years - about 27 years to be exact - lol
3) Last question - I have seen a product that simulates water - it comes in a 16 OZ bottle - I presume it is some sort of epoxy - do you need a dark base or does it dry blue? - how does it look?
Freebie - While at Lowes - similier to Home Depot.I found paper swatches in the paint department. to my delight I found paper samples that look like bricks and rocks and marble- the detail is nice and seems close to scale. It is really a paint sample but would look nice as a sidewalk, floor, etc and the best part is they are free.
Just thought I would share.
Sean
First I would like to thanks the mods for creating a nice forum - good job
A have a few more questions
1) I have noticed that many ho scale trucks / cars seem to differ in size.
Whats brands have the most realistic scale? I have a few boley and norscot trucks - the norscot seem a little larger - ok a lot larger - also have a NZG crane that seems huge - it does not even fit onto a flatbed without the wheels hanging off.
2) Many years ago as a kid I hooked up my track switchers and they would just hum and then smoke out - what did I do wrong? - The voltage came from the tyco power supply - I have been wondering about this for many years - about 27 years to be exact - lol
3) Last question - I have seen a product that simulates water - it comes in a 16 OZ bottle - I presume it is some sort of epoxy - do you need a dark base or does it dry blue? - how does it look?
Freebie - While at Lowes - similier to Home Depot.I found paper swatches in the paint department. to my delight I found paper samples that look like bricks and rocks and marble- the detail is nice and seems close to scale. It is really a paint sample but would look nice as a sidewalk, floor, etc and the best part is they are free.
Just thought I would share.
Sean