Olympia Logging Series: Part 37 – Log pond scenery
In this video, David continues working on the log pond for our Olympia Logging Co. On30 layout. Here, he shows…
Read moreIn this video, David continues working on the log pond for our Olympia Logging Co. On30 layout. Here, he shows…
Read moreHaving trouble viewing this video? Please visit our Video FAQ page In this video, Cody Grivno demonstrates how to…
Read moreName: Milwaukee & Northwestern Wisconsin Division Layout designer: Chuck Sable Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 13’-8” x 24’-0” Prototype: Chicago &…
Read moreHaving trouble viewing this video? Please visit our Video FAQ page Now that the rocks and basic ground covering…
Read moreName: Red Oak Layout designer: staff of Model Railroader Scale: N (1:160) Size: 3′-0″ x 6′-8″ Prototype: Chicago, Burlington &…
Read moreName: Aksarben Road/ATSF Wishbone Division Layout designer: John Armstrong Scale: O (1:48) Size: 26 x 32 feet Theme: freelanced short…
Read moreName: Fernwood Lumber Co. RR Layout designer: Pete Birdsong Scale: On30 (1:48 proportion, 30″ narrow gauge) Size: 12 x 24…
Read moreModel Railroader readers first encountered a track plan designed by John Armstrong in 1952. John became popular, and dozens of…
Read moreInterlocking machine The intricacies of interlocking plants have fascinated me since I read Model Railroader’s “Mechanical interlocking and signaling” series…
Read moreW. Case Benham Elevator Feed mills, which often included a towering grain elevator, were once a common sight along the…
Read moreMRVP’s David Popp takes a casual approach to installing a Digital Command Control (DCC) system on our Olympia Logging Co.…
Read moreDon’t miss the updated track buyer’s guide in the January 2015 issue! Download this companion article on how to select…
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