Wow you are a sucker for punishment , Mike , hope the eyes are holding up from your work .
T
Thanks guys! Mark I will try to post more pics of the geeps. T so far the eye is doing good.
I added some benches and people to give the plae some life (hopefully).
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That's a good-lookin' scene.
Wayne
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Also, one thing maybe, to liven it up some, add a tire swing hanging from the twee' on the right of the pic'.
Frank,zstripe
Thanks guys. Frank I was going to do the tire swing but I can't find something to use for the rope that will hang right. It either looks too stiff or kinky or fuzzy or.......................................................................
Tyson Rayles Wrote:Thanks guys. Frank I was going to do the tire swing but I can't find something to use for the rope that will hang right. It either looks too stiff or kinky or fuzzy or.......................................................................
Hi Mike,
Brown sewing thread, with wax on it, that will take care of the fuzzy's, ship building rigging waxed. A white metal casting for the tire, JL Innovative Design has them in some of the kits, for Gas Station Details, for the weight. Have Fun,looks good.
Frank,zstripe
I have tires, both metal and plastic but thread is wayyyyy to thick for N scale.
Tyson Rayles Wrote:I have tires, both metal and plastic but thread is wayyyyy to thick for N scale.
Danville's 6/0
Flymaster waxed thread, measures just under 1/2" in HO scale. that should be close enough to 3/4" rope in N scale. Only drawback is that it is black thread. I don't know if it comes in a lighter color, but I would suspect that you could find the lighter color at any place where fly tying supplies can be found.
Ever,
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the eye is out for sources of model making material.
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Thanks Harry! Pete if you find a few inches of a lighter color please e-mail it to me right away!
Mike,
I'm sure that I have light colored fly tying thread. Give me a few days to see what colors I have and I can easily mail it to you.
Mark
Mike,
I wonder how magnet wire would work? It should stay to shape, once on. Colored with a Sharpie marker. Like from one of those old little slot car motors.
Frank,zstripe
Thanks Mark, Frank I'm not sure but I don't have any.