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I'm sure you will do a beautiful job with the kit, as you always do, and I'll tag along watching it progress. Jim Jim, thanks for your nice comments & interest. Here is the link to Rail Scale Miniatures website, they have sound samples of the sounds that you can listen too. http://www.railscaleminiatures.com/wfalls.htm I haven't received my lighting & sound kits yet from www.ngineering.com You can read all about their little sound systems and how they work. They also have a bunch of different sound samples that you can listen too, and buy from them. I will give a complete step by step when I get to that part. Greg Edited by - Ensign on 01/25/2019 11:15:28 PM Country: Canada | Posts: 7957 Ensign Fireman Posted - 01/25/2019 :  11:11:05 PM     quote: Originally posted by Michael Hohn Greg, Jim has asked a good question. A chorus of farm sounds could be udderly fantastic. Mike quote: Originally posted by kebmo herd of sheep? sure i've heard of sheep. sheesh..... Mike & Kevin, I see the pun has already begun. Just try not to step in it! Greg Country: Canada | Posts: 7957 Pennman Fireman Premium Member Posted - 01/26/2019 :  07:42:42 AM     Greg, Good mooing! I can't wait to see those milkers… Rich Country: USA | Posts: 3855 Bill Gill Fireman Posted - 01/26/2019 :  09:10:33 AM     I see the pun has already begun. Just try not to step in it! Greg Greg, I think you're trying to close to barn door after the fun has begun. Country: USA | Posts: 2464 Ensign Fireman Posted - 01/26/2019 :  09:17:07 AM     quote: Originally posted by Pennman Greg, Good mooing! I can't wait to see those milkers… Rich Rich, would I disappoint you if I told you I plan on raising miniature horses instead of cows. Greg Country: Canada | Posts: 7957 Ensign Fireman Posted - 01/26/2019 :  09:22:05 AM     quote: Originally posted by Bill Gill I see the pun has already begun. Just try not to step in it! Greg Greg, I think you're trying to close to barn door after the fun has begun. Bill, how can I possibly close the barn door, when I haven't even built the barn attached to these alleged doors to begin with. Greg Country: Canada | Posts: 7957 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 01/26/2019 :  09:40:00 AM       Farms present a lot of potential for fun for anyone with a fertile imagination. Country: USA | Posts: 4491 Ensign Fireman Posted - 01/26/2019 :  09:48:13 AM     quote: Originally posted by Michael Hohn Farms present a lot of potential for fun for anyone with a fertile imagination. Mike, it's pretty hard to plow over that statement. Greg Country: Canada | Posts: 7957 JeffB Crew Chief Posted - 01/26/2019 :  11:12:46 AM     Hi Greg, I saw this when you first posted and have been following. A bit of slow germination on my part to reply, but you have given me thought again to reordering the kit now that it is shipping. Looking forward to how you build the homestead. Jeff Country: Canada | Posts: 670 Pennman Fireman Premium Member Posted - 01/26/2019 :  11:16:23 AM     quote: Originally posted by Ensign quote: Originally posted by Pennman Greg, Good mooing! I can't wait to see those milkers… Rich Rich, would I disappoint you if I told you I plan on raising miniature horses instead of cows. Greg Greg, Most farms have cows, and only special farms have miniature horses. One would think that building a diorama of such a large size, that the builder would concentrate on the build rather than spend all day on the computer. We want to see some udder accomplishments. Rich Country: USA | Posts: 3855 Ensign Fireman Posted - 01/26/2019 :  11:17:33 AM     quote: Originally posted by JeffB Hi Greg, I saw this when you first posted and have been following. A bit of slow germination on my part to reply, but you have given me thought again to reordering the kit now that it is shipping. Looking forward to how you build the homestead. Jeff Jeff, nice to hear from you! It would be wonderful if you joined in with the build again, like you did with the Delwin's build that we enjoyed together. Greg Country: Canada | Posts: 7957 BurleyJim Fireman Premium Member Posted - 01/26/2019 :  1:53:02 PM     quote: Originally posted by Pennman quote: Originally posted by Ensign quote: Originally posted by Pennman Greg, Good mooing! I can't wait to see those milkers… Rich Rich, would I disappoint you if I told you I plan on raising miniature horses instead of cows. Greg Greg, Most farms have cows, and only special farms have miniature horses. One would think that building a diorama of such a large size, that the builder would concentrate on the build rather than spend all day on the computer. We want to see some udder accomplishments. Rich We can see it now, 'Rich the farmer' milking those steers and miniature horses, can't imagine those sounds. Don't be checking under that rooster for eggs. Jim Country: USA | Posts: 3814 Ensign Fireman Posted - 01/26/2019 :  3:16:02 PM     quote: Originally posted by BurleyJim quote: Originally posted by Pennman quote: Originally posted by Ensign quote: Originally posted by Pennman Greg, Good mooing! I can't wait to see those milkers… Rich Rich, would I disappoint you if I told you I plan on raising miniature horses instead of cows. Greg Greg, Most farms have cows, and only special farms have miniature horses. One would think that building a diorama of such a large size, that the builder would concentrate on the build rather than spend all day on the computer. We want to see some udder accomplishments. Rich We can see it now, 'Rich the farmer' milking those steers and miniature horses, can't imagine those sounds. Don't be checking under that rooster for eggs. Jim Rich & Jim, I guess if I'm going to dish it out, I've got to take it back. Just didn't think the topic of "Animal Husbandry" would be involved in any way. Rich I now have a laptop right at my modelling bench, so I can keep an eye on you, and work on my models at the same time. Greg Country: Canada | Posts: 7957 kebmo Fireman Posted - 01/26/2019 :  4:40:09 PM       so we'll start to see progress on this beautiful kit soon? if you suck at playing the trumpet...that's probably why. Country: USA | Posts: 1378 Ensign Fireman Posted - 01/27/2019 :  1:44:52 PM     quote: Originally posted by kebmo so we'll start to see progress on this beautiful kit soon? Kevin, patience is a modellers best tool. I have started the kit, I'm reading & understanding the instruction booklet first. 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