High-tech modeling for garden railroaders
Join the conversation and post your questions in our forum thread! This time, we are going to investigate some of…
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Read moreName: Tuscarora Railroad Scale: 1:20.3 Era: 1910s Age: 10 years Minimum radius: 5′ Total track length: approximately 300′, double reverse…
Read moreIn the last issue we discussed how to use 3D-printer technology to make a part from files downloaded from the…
Read moreNancy Norris Common name: Coastal white cedar, Andy’s cedar Latin name: Chamaecyparis thyoides ‘Andelyensis Conica’ Plant type: Dwarf conifer USDA…
Read more1. Behind a raised Colorado railway, a magnificent 20′ train barn doubles as a street scene of local Leadville storefronts,…
Read moreThe local paper ran a story on Trevor’s FC&W. Here, two of the 300 guests inspect the trains and Lionel-kit…
Read morePatrick Friedmann In the April 2016 issue, Patrick Friedmann describes how to build an authentic tipi for your garden railroad.…
Read moreLet me introduce you to a new online-only feature of Garden Railways magazine. I am going to discuss the latest…
Read moreGary likes the durability of concrete buildings. Scratchbuilding means that one can add features like diamond panes and automatic doors,…
Read moreCraig actually works in a railroad shop, which he modeled when scratchbuilding his scale metal engine house. The roof came…
Read moreTucked behind Ray’s Mystic Mountain Railroad, a weatherproof train shed houses his long coal train, which is ready to go…
Read moreAfter many months of build time in his garage, Bob emerged with a practical car barn, so trains are ready…
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