Not Tom or Trey or Jim just Micah
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I've always thought the goal of high-end audio was not to have your neighbors bang on the wall and say, 'Turn that darn music down' but to have your neighbors bang on the wall and say, 'Tell your friends to go home and you can practice later this week'.
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I have a created a safe space for those who apparently don't know how to simply ignore a post that they personally don't like. It's well padded to protect your thin skin. Hugs & kisses:
Remember, only HAPPY replies to the safe space, k.
I have a created a safe space for those who apparently don't know how to simply ignore a post that they personally don't like. It's well padded to protect your thin skin. Hugs & kisses:
Remember, only HAPPY replies to the safe space, k.
Pics of my friend's million dollar train set he built along with some friends. He had a Hollywood set designer help him with it. The outdoor drive in setup alone was $40,000. He passed and it is on display in Frisco Texas. The track, engines and cars are built in Germany. The track is so strong an elephant can stand on it.
He's the one I use to race 1/8 gas R/C cars with.
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No it's not HO scale, I have forgotten what scale it is. The modern looking engines are about 18 - 20 or so inches long. They are very big model trains. The older engines are shorter.
The different settings are the story of his life. The city is downtown Dallas in the early 60's.
The drive in movie used to play "The Green Berets" with John Wayne, but since young children visit the setup they stopped showing it. He was a former Green Beret. He went to a boy's camp in Colorado and that's what the mountains represent.
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He didn't put that in. Most people from that time in Dallas want to forget that horrible day in Dallas as we lost a president and it was very bad for Dallas.
When the young kids come it to see it they give them a sheet of paper and they have to check off certain things they see. I took my grand kids to see it and they loved trying to find certain items besides seeing the trains operate.
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He didn't put that in. Most people from that time in Dallas want to forget that horrible day in Dallas as we lost a president and it was very bad for Dallas.
When the young kids come it to see it they give them a sheet of paper and they have to check off certain things they see. I took my grand kids to see it and they loved trying to find certain items besides seeing the trains operate.
That is 100% understandable. That's awesome that he gives the kids a checklist. What fun that must be!
In search of accurate reproduction of music. Real sound is my reference and while perfection may not be attainable? If I chase it, I might just catch excellence.
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Bad seats?
Far back yes. .. but we have a table and are not crammed in like sardines. I'm a bit claustrophobic
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Totally.
Die Zauberflöte -- it's a thing.
I guess my thread trying to sell the tickets gave it away. Lol
Correct! 😀
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When pugs lock eyes...
Remember, only HAPPY replies to the safe space, k.
….and Jesus wept. LOL
That's a gutsy move. My little sister took my mancard for a week for admitting I liked Richard Marx music. MY LITTLE SISTER.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch.
This.
Does.
Not.
Look.
Good.
or, as Roseanne Roseannadanna would have put it:
He's the one I use to race 1/8 gas R/C cars with.
Attention to detail for sure.
It's like the train set in one of the Supermans where they use a tiny piece of Kryptonite to show what it will do to the model.
That model is amazingly done.
The different settings are the story of his life. The city is downtown Dallas in the early 60's.
The drive in movie used to play "The Green Berets" with John Wayne, but since young children visit the setup they stopped showing it. He was a former Green Beret. He went to a boy's camp in Colorado and that's what the mountains represent.
When the young kids come it to see it they give them a sheet of paper and they have to check off certain things they see. I took my grand kids to see it and they loved trying to find certain items besides seeing the trains operate.
That is 100% understandable. That's awesome that he gives the kids a checklist. What fun that must be!
Tom
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