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Newbie ballasting for 1st time...how did i do?

I use masking tape alongside the track so the ballast edge isn't so scattered. After you put down the ballast and 50/50 you can pull up the tape....

Post by: ColdBoreShot, Aug 12, 2011 in forum: N Scale
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12 locomotives for sale

I have a dozen locomotives that I am offering for sale. http://www.goldsbororrclub.com/ForSale/

Thread by: ColdBoreShot, Jul 8, 2011, 1 replies, in forum: HO Scale
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Train set left on, not working?

If it was an Athearn or Atlas many hobby shops carry replacement motors for them. If it was a Kato, you most likely have to order one. If it...

Post by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 13, 2011 in forum: HO Scale
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World record - we did it

Well I can answer any specific questions you have. We used Bowser C-630 locomotives with no alterations other than a strip of steel on the...

Post by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 12, 2011 in forum: HO Scale
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75 Years Of MR Magazine on DVD

I don't. They have already sold the magazine one time. Basically they have 35 cents invested in a DVD with a cute paper insert. If it was like...

Post by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011 in forum: The Inspection Pit
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World record - we did it

Try this one instead. For some reason MRR wants you to create an account. Trailer - Going the Distance

Post by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011 in forum: HO Scale
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Even though it was small, I could run two trains, one in each direction, simultaneously. Power was supplied by two MRC DC transformers.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Second Layout
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My rail yard was a little simple ladder yard with about 5 short tracks, located right between two mountains.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Second Layout
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An old condemned building beside the furniture store.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Second Layout
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American Flag & Banner Company.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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Parts of Earl's little enterprise. Earl can marry you in the quonset hut while the guy is pulling your used part from the junk yard in the rear.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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Boy Scouts come to visit my railroad.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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Challenger rolling by the trailer park east of town.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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Entrance to terminal Back shops.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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Challenger coming out of the tunnel east of town.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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The apple orchard east of town.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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Taking care of business! Scratch built from scrap wood.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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RIP track south of Cumberland Rail yard.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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A power substation I scratch built from whatever. Almost looks convincing doesn't it?

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 0 comments, in album: My Third Layout
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Schultz Gear Company, a craftsman kit by Model tech Studios.

Uploaded by: ColdBoreShot, Jun 11, 2011, 1 comments, in album: My Third Layout

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