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[trainmandan05]

At 2:56 Dick was like, ''Wait a Minute, These God Damn Pieces of Crap don't fit??

[LeSueurBookReviewer]

Riveting.....

[MrPepsilover13]

@GeEkOuTrAmErS how much room do you have?

[GeEkOuTgAmErS]

Hi, I am planning on building my own model railroad based on a british countryside during the mid-1940's, The only problem is that i have never done a model before and can't decide or understand how the scales work. Could anyone reccomend what scale is good for beginners and possibly explain them too? Thanks.

[TouchdownLegend]

@GeEkOuTgAmErS HO is probably the best scale to start out with, it's small, readily available and cheap. Personally, I started out with G scale, but it can be expensive and needs a lot of space. (Mine's a garden railroad)

[GeEkOuTgAmErS]

@TouchdownLegend Thankyou.

[bradstrains]

@GeEkOuTgAmErS I would go with O scale, you can buy starter sets and add on from there. Very easy you just have to have cash and space.

[GeEkOuTgAmErS]

@bradstrains Thanks very much.

[Paddofilming]

I would use faller expert, or super expert... (i live in norway, so i don't know if you got it over there) that glue is extremely god!

[lionellance]

Greatb job... thanks for sharing..

[ninjaofmadness]

Now for all railroader (new)

BUY THE KITS!

(cheers) xD

[2909josef]

Cool

[MrDavemodellbahn]

thanks for the first and the 2 part it´s realy good =)

[defiythelie]

eating at Adam's ribs that's a dirty joke.

[trainsrock96]

What kind of glue do you use for the gluing of the building?

[TheBassguitarfreak]

@trainsrock96 Glue.

[TheBassguitarfreak]

Very sticky gluish glue