I tried honestly I did.

It's not too bad I guess as a worker car on the MOW train. This is an Aru Models Very easy wooden bogie passenger car/wooden bogie passenger car. It really wasn't too bad to assemble I got a couple of steps wrong and had to improvise some fixes that worked.

Kato EF64-1000 Details added

On the tail of the EF200 detail additions, I decided to work on the EF64-1000 from Kato. I added couplers, Grab Irons, Hoses, Number boards, Spark Arrestors and GPS units. It was fun I tell you, I did lose a grab iron and spark arrestor lol. 

The EF200 Twins Photoshoot

After putting number boards and grab irons on both locos I decided to do a little photoshoot of the 2 EF200's 

We've got number boards too!!!!

I wasn't joking around when I said I was thinking about installing number boards so I went ahead and installed EF200-3 number boards on the front and sides of the locomotives. 

Weve got grab irons lol

I've always wanted to install the supplied grab irons on my locomotives now that I've done them successfully I will be doing it more often, Did I do a good job. Next are number boards that can't be too bad right?

Possibly my biggest N scale purchase ever lol.

Today my Evergreen 12" X 24" styrene corrugated siding showed up today, I think this is my largest purchase for N scale. I put my size 14 New Balance sneaker on the siding since I don't have a banana to compare it with.

The week in review

This week I did a little work on the trains, I cleaned up the diorama,
and organized stuff. I got some brass windows off of eBay this week and installed some knuckle couplers. I also built most of the GreenMax Maintenance Garage too. I modeled a few cellphone towers in Tinkercad.