07-19-2013, 12:42 AM
Bruce, I saw such an unloader at plant. It is really impressive but it would be is not at the rural county side. I assume the installation in NJ is not a simple grain elevator serving local farmers of a small village.
Got some different green stuff yesterday and ran a first test with a mix of grass and my Noch grasmaster on the last 10 inch of my stub tracks. While it is to uniform and may be it is a bit to much it looks good in general and the track is still fully operational. I will proceed on that way to do more Maumee & Western tracks on my layout.
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A major green attack is in progress. No train service all day until the glue has set and the vacuum soaked it up again. The old Grasmaster 1 is not as strong as it should be. The far majority of the grass is flat on the ground.
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Got some different green stuff yesterday and ran a first test with a mix of grass and my Noch grasmaster on the last 10 inch of my stub tracks. While it is to uniform and may be it is a bit to much it looks good in general and the track is still fully operational. I will proceed on that way to do more Maumee & Western tracks on my layout.
A major green attack is in progress. No train service all day until the glue has set and the vacuum soaked it up again. The old Grasmaster 1 is not as strong as it should be. The far majority of the grass is flat on the ground.
Reinhard