Priceless!

Just to keep us legitimate: This was done back when Loco idjit posted.

That;s done

Pete Lassen said:

When I first found this site I asked some questions on an old post and got a curt response as to the age of the post and brining it up, I thought for a moment I had gotten access to a private forum and didn’t do anything but read for a while before I got the nerve up to ask on a current post. Since then I have been welcome with all my crazy thoughts, questions and ideas. I belong, and you all(some)like me ! You really like me!! sorry , got carried away. Anyway I’m here until BD  kicks me off !

You fit right in, Pete!..............

When I first found this site I asked some questions on an old post and got a curt response as to the age of the post and brining it up, I thought for a moment I had gotten access to a private forum and didn’t do anything but read for a while before I got the nerve up to ask on a current post. Since then I have been welcome with all my crazy thoughts, questions and ideas. I belong, and you all(some)like me ! You really like me!! sorry , got carried away. Anyway I’m here until BD  kicks me off !

Just a quick bit of context here. I am putting together The World According to Greg, a new blog on my website (which is still in development). An article I was preparing for the blog is entitled Revenge of the Napkin Builders, and it is intended to describe what I do in model railroading by essentially doing an extended builder's log of my Miks 2020 project, as well as celebrate what I consider to be some pretty damn good projects by everyone this year. So I went back to look at the original thread to make sure I had my facts straight and discovered that coincidentally it was posted on the very same date I was looking at it, so I posted that coincidence here. That's all it was.

Bob McCown said:

Rooster ' said:

Whom is going to meet Satan for digging this thread up ??

I've always wondered why people get their underpants in a wad because someone brings up an old thread, and I've been running forums for more than 20 years.  

I've always enjoyed old threads being resurrected...but I guess I'm in the minority.

Imagine coming across something old, but it's a brand new discovery for YOU...(at least that's the way I envision it!)  How exciting!  And, in this case, just a funny reminder for ME!

Bob, I think it is usually more than just an old thread.

Bringing it back with a reason, that is great, building on past knowledge, keeping all the same information on the same thread, all great stuff.

Bringing up a thread for another me too or to bump post count or a completely unrelated item not good.

The funniest is newbies looking to buy something, and they neglect to see the for sale post is 8 years old, and the poster has not posted in 8 years either. They post and wonder why no response (although I have seen people come out of the "woodwork" so to speak)

So, like everything else, it depends

Rooster ' said:

Whom is going to meet Satan for digging this thread up ??

I've always wondered why people get their underpants in a wad because someone brings up an old thread, and I've been running forums for more than 20 years.  

The other Greg, but he only does it every 6 years...

Rooster ' said:

Whom is going to meet Satan for digging this thread up ??

Looks like Satan's buddy made you bite, haha!

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Rooster ' said:

Whom is going to meet Satan for digging this thread up ??

Yeah, who dug this up?

Colorado Model Structures are temporary out of business. I talked to Bruce a month ago and his mold machine was down for parts. He said that if he could find parts he would be back in business. He is in his 70's and did not want to buy a $40,000 mold machine at that age. I asked about selling the business like Grandt Line did when they retired. He said no one had made an offer. Would be a good purchase if someone wanted to get in the supply end of model railroading. Bruce said if he could not find parts, the business would cease to exist.

Grandt Line Products is now The San Juan Model Co. at 303-284-5072. Doug@sanjuanmodelco.com I tried the phone and it worked.

The dolls house windows are not weather resistant, they are made for indoor use.
I would recommend using cast windows.

https://www.miniatures.com/124-Scale-Doors-Windows-C382.aspx

Hobby Lobby and Michaels may have an assortment as well

look up Stoneworks

www.rrstoneworks.com