Bigger and better: 7/8n2 in the garden
The author and several helpers modeled the Alhambra Trestle over the course of three years. A 7/8″ Fairymead pulls Dave…
Read moreThe author and several helpers modeled the Alhambra Trestle over the course of three years. A 7/8″ Fairymead pulls Dave…
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Drawing by Marc Horovitz One of the beautiful things about 3D printing technology is that you can easily make custom…
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Fall is the time many builders begin preparing their railroads for harsh winter weather that lies ahead. Unless, of course,…
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Photo 1 River rock provides operator access Nancy Norris Photo 2 Nancy Norris Photo 3 Nancy Norris Dry streams can…
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3D printing technology has seen great advances in methods used to create 3D printed parts. Some of these technologies are…
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Nancy Norris/Rick Johnson Water goes down to ‘seek its own level’. Hygroscopic tension forces water sideways when moisture follows the…
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Follow along with author Mike Lafond as he builds a steel-frame snow plow in the Fall and Winter 2019 issues.…
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Mike Lafond Figure 1 Mike Lafond Photo 1 Printed templates glued on the aluminum. I left the templates stuck on…
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Mike Lafond In the Summer 2019 and Fall 2019 issues, follow along as author Mike Lafond build a metal-frame snow…
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In the last installment I introduced SLA (Stereolithography) to make some parts for a Plymouth Locomotive. FDM had a hard…
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Wayne Wesoloski In the Summer 2019 issue, author Wayne Wesoloski documents a mountain-making method perfect by Gary Martin in the…
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More ideas for kid-friendly garden railroading Don’t miss the companion article, Kid-friendly garden railroading. How have you made a…
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