Olympia Logging Series: Part 33 – Fixing a hillside flaw
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Mark and Vince Buccini’s series of articles titled “Build your own wireless DCC system” ran in the April, June, and…
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In the December 2014 issue, contributor Michael Herhusky explains how to build a curved trestle to fit any location. Download…
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In the December 2014 issue, Mike Garforth shows us how to kitbash a Mason Bogie, using a Piko locomotive as…
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1. Edward Van Pelt’s small yard in hilly San Francisco required retrofitting by reusing the underside of walkways as new…
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Nancy Norris Common names: False bleeding heart, Yellow corydalis, Yellow fumitory Latin name: Corydalis lutea Plant type: Perennial USDA Hardiness…
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Name: Nickel Plate Road, St. Louis Division Layout designer: Tony Koester Scale: HO (1:87) Size: 24′-6″ x 60′-6″ Theme: high-speed…
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Name: Jemez & Rio Grande (“The Chili Line”) Layout designer: Jim Gore Scale: On30 (1:48 proportion on 30″ narrow gauge…
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In the December 2014 Model Railroader, Seth Neumann and Chris Drone wrote an article about using radio-frequency identification (RFID) and…
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While we’ve addressed how to weather modern diesel locomotives in other MRVP videos, David Popp takes on the challenge of…
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Layout designer: Ray Stuber Scale: O Layout size: 8 x 12 Track type: Lionel Fastrack Minimum curve: O-31 Originally appeared…
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