Everything on model trains, model railroads, model railways, locomotives, model train layouts, scenery, wiring, DCC and more. Enjoy the world's best hobby... model railroading!
7 Responses to Vaping Liquid as Engine Smoke?
Leave a Reply
SUBMIT YOUR QUESTION
Download Your Free Catalog
Use Tiny Railroad Micro Controllers
Model Train Help Ebook
WOW ! What a great thought.
Problem is it might cost too much,
O use polipropilne –? something (cant remember)
It’s from the the pharmacist & is used tobe the liquid base in making (compressing ) pills.
This is good & cheep.
Robt. M.
You can use the base liquid with out the nicotine and flavour there are two to choose from or a mixture of both vegetable glycerine or propylene glycol the first makes a little bit more smoke and is really thick I use 50 50 mix you could use smoke machine juice it is propylene glycol but it’s not as pure As the vape juice as they are medicall grade I’m in the uk and get mine from a company called darkstar cheapest and best quality I can get
Yes, by all means, use the vaping liquid. You can even get some pretty neat smells coming out of your stack. It is cheaper than the scented smoke oil put out by MTH. You can use either with or without nicotine if you have some of that laying around. Using the vape oil is cheaper without the nicotine as well.
Why would you want too? I’ll guarantee that there’s more particles in the vaping solutions, than there is in the normal smoke oils made for model trains. You will probably end up leaving extra residue inside of your locomotives that may eventually cause damage, in my opinion, it’s not worth it.
EDDIE is right. That is the correct name.
Robt.
Sounds like a better use for it than using it on your self!
baby oil works fine for me and it has a nice satisfying aroma.