Quote from: Moonglum on July 06, 2026, 07:18:14 PMSo, John @Train Waiting , is this an admission? I am afraid Country music is a bit lost on me, although Plant/Krauss and Knopfler/Harris feature in my collection. Was it you that quoted Dolly Parton saying "that it costs a lot of money to look this cheap"?

Tim

John @Train Waiting are we going to see more musical postingtons from you?
Like Tim @Moonglum Country doesn't do it for me I'm afraid but do continue to join in on this thread.
The more the merrier.

Thanks all, enamel it is 

So, John @Train Waiting , is this an admission? I am afraid Country music is a bit lost on me, although Plant/Krauss and Knopfler/Harris feature in my collection. Was it you that quoted Dolly Parton saying "that it costs a lot of money to look this cheap"?

Tim

A great combination of two super songs

Hello Chums

TT.

No, not the Isle of Man TT Races with Nortons and Velocettes making their own single-cylinder music.

But ... Miss Tanya Tucker. Here she is (if you are new to TT I suggest you start at 5.35 for a wonderful introduction to her magnificence):-




Patsy, Loretta, Dolly, Tammy, Reba ... and TT!

Toodle-pip

John

I've used both without big problems but the enamel seems to bond noticeably better to Kato track.

I prefer the enamel as it seems to cover better

Dave

The sleeper grime I use (ref 1406) is enamel but I don't know whether it's better than an acrylic

Hi all,

I'm about to brave weathering my track, but I'm after some advise - enamel or acrylic?

I'm planning to use Railmatch sleeper grime. Track is not ballasted yet. I will likely weather the track again once ballasted.

But, I'm at a cross road. Do I go enamel or acrylic?

Many thanks
Mac

Just  another surprise along with Norway beating Brazil