Was  watching Don on the TMTV  fine scale modeling 6/2015 He uses 1/64 wood strips, anyone know where to find such ?  I have searched the internet and find 1/32 seems to be the smallest  Also he strips the clear styrene windows to start to make his windows what does he use ?  Would like to try his methods if possible  Thanks to any answers Zeke

Here's the beginning of my Fire tanker for my layout.

Started as a boley international 4 door water tanker removed the screw behind the front bumper in order to remove the cab.

Then studied the frame and tank to try and visualize what my mind was seeing.

Went on the web looking at Midwest Fire tankers gained a lot of ideas going.

Have since changed layout directions this will become a West Virginia region tanker.

Off to the train stash and there it was right on top of the second tub i opened a wiking Pete tractor with sleeper.

So as I’m researching possible central Pennsylvania early 1900s prototypes to model, it seems that the narrow gauge railroads that are of the most interest to me all ran Climaxes in the 25- to 35- ton range. The White Deer & Loganton, Eagles Mere Railroad, Lewisburg & Buffalo Valley, Susquehanna & Eagles Mere and the Laurelton Lumber Company all ran Climax locomotives in the 25-ton range. 

So... I gotta have one if at all possible. 

This blog will be where I keep research, beg for help, document a build or bash, and beg for help. :)

 For some time now this idea has been floating around in the back of my mind. I'd really like to put a modern small narrow gauge (n scale track) area on my bench work, near my diesel service facility. This will be for my tie & pickling plant. I figure I'll need two or four switches (a left & a right) and several straight sections to pull it off.