[alfalfa]

Just wondering if there is anything you do not like about this hobby.

For me it is a few things like dropping tiny parts on the floor where they just vanish. A couple others include burning myself while soldering and getting covered with paint espiecally when I figure out it was not the color I wanted. :lol_hitting:

OOPS, I MEANT LEAST LIKE, NOT LEATS LIKE.

 

[Boston&Maine]

I can guarantee you that scenery is going to piss me off... Heck, who knows, I may just end up with plywood, track, and locos

And you ar right, burning yourself is no fun... You should see my hands after I have sanded or polished something, they are so chopped up...

 

[alfalfa]

My finger tips get torn up when working with the little metal tie connectors. hwell:

 

[tworail]

Sometimes lots of stuff, most of the time they are my problems though.

Stuff is expensive, especially Euro models and I can't say no to nice things

I have found dealing with DCC-type stuff is tiresome, and requires alot of knowledge, and soldering abilities.

I wish I hadn't taken down my HO layout that would have kept me busy, but I have plans to change that.

 

[alfalfa]

DCC looks like a great idea, but I am not ready to tackle that just yet.
When I was playing around with my track plan before I finally decided on one I had made this really funky layout with a few turnouts and loops and what not and the loco would only run on one section. I had no idea about how tricky wiring could be.
I want to make some buildings with lights in them but am scraced of what that will entail. :laugh:
I don't realy hate anything about this hobby and it is true the the things like burning myself are my own stupid fault.

 

[fsm1000]

The cost of DCC for one. Um not much else although I tend to suck at painting so i just don't bother. Hmmm, Not much of anything I don't like to be honest