Model railroad fascia fixtures to improve your layout
Thanks to these model railroad fascia fixtures, your layout’s fascia can do more than give the edge of your layout…
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Tips for N scale figures: The biggest advantage of N scale is its small size. This advantage has been gaining…
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Here’s how you can make a billboard, poster, or wall sign from an AI-generated image for your model railroad layout.…
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On our layouts, ballast is strictly a scenic element. We use the material, whether it’s crushed real rocks, dyed walnut…
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Track ballasting made easy: Model railroading is fun, right? Well, most of the time it is, but there are some…
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How to cut and fit sectional and flextrack: Cutting rail is a common activity that becomes important as soon as…
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Roadbeds made easy with foam: Plywood has been the primary material for model railroad bench tops for many years. In…
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Modify die-cast vehicles for large scale: Most modelers use 1:24 scale die cast cars and trucks out of the box…
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Q: I have a Walthers gas plant kit (item 933-3104) and gas storage tank kit (item 933-2907). I want to…
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Here are 5 small toy train engines in O and S gauges from several eras. This isn’t an all-inclusive list,…
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Common name: Tricolor stonecrop Latin name: Sedum spurium ‘Tricolor’ Plant type: Groundcover Plant size: 1-6″ high by 12″ wide and…
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Do you need a beginner’s guide to rock-garden plants? Plants that are typically suited to rocky places are tough characters.…
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