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Risk Aversion

July 5, 2020 Brushpainter 4 Comments

Just a brief update. I’m doing a project which may fail. I could end up with a lot of garbage

I read somewhere (recently) during this fascinating honeymoon period where I’m learning about toy trains before it all devolves into

So here we are at the deciding moment. After review, the officials determined that Revell’s jazzy photos were just able

With Revell down 2-nil this is a “must win.” Unfortunately, it’s a pretty tough one, considering the shellacking they received

So we are moving on to round two in our no-holds-barred ultimate cage match– Revell/Arnold vs. Aurora/Trix for the championship

I compared the cars from the fifty-year-old Revell (Arnold) trainset with the cars from the fifty-year-old Aurora (Trix) trainset. At

I have mixed emotions about “reviewing” either of these old trainsets “per se.” Ultimately, I’m not going to judge these

As I mentioned in a previous post I fell in love, briefly, with n-scale model railroading during the autumn of

Now with crunchy marshmallow bits! I am not a model railroader. I don’t even know what an F7 is. But

I’m currently in the middle of trying to clean off several decades of acccumulated psychological grime by focusing on an