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While the N scale stuff in your photos is nice, the coolest thing in those photos is that vintage Mac with a 3.5" floppy slot on the front! That is a museum piece!I remember (sometime in the mid-'90s?) I had a chance to play with one of those. While it had a monochrome display, the GUI was light-years ahead of the contemporary MS Windows (3.0?), with the 16 color EGA display I was using at that time. Or was it 8 color? Hmm . . . . I also seem to recall the Flying Toasters screen saver.
Nice... I just picked this up for $55Not happy with the decal job. I may try and repaint it. (Attachment Link)
Ron what do you use for sandblasting, such as gun and media used? I want to purchase a setup so I can sand blast some brass I have and would prefer this method over a chemical removal method.TIA, Jon
The Mac SE was B/W. 8-bit greyscale actually. 256 colors as long as they were some shade of grey. My first Mac I bought in 1987 was a Mac SE with two floppy drives (later called a Mac SE FDFD as compared to Cameron's FDHD wich had a 10 or 20MB hard drive in the second slot).
@bdennis I am loving your building flats! The colors and textures look great! Frank
Frank, I picked them up from a friend that had them on his layout. I think they are from http://www.kingmill.com/. They no longer make them.
Would these make an acceptable substitute ? I remember seeing them as I browsed evil inlet site beforehttps://www.ebay.com/sch/pghtrainfanatic/m.html?item=303545707921&hash=item46acbbed91%3Ag%3ABkIAAOSw-DRc-Cc8&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562
Mike Madonna,Thanks for the tender info. I am using the tender casting that Jason sent with the boiler. It doesn't look long enough to me but try to find a B'mann vandy today. I'll just have to super detail it. here is an image of my first test fit and with the doghouse just sitting on top of tender.After looking at this image again I guess it is long enough.Stay well,Carl