Weathering structures with drybrushing
Weathering structures with drybrushing: Drybrushing is one of the easier weathering techniques in modeling. I’ve used this technique for years…
Read moreWeathering structures with drybrushing: Drybrushing is one of the easier weathering techniques in modeling. I’ve used this technique for years…
Read moreBuying collectible toy train items can be enjoyable and rewarding if you proceed carefully and patiently. Be sure to do…
Read moreHow to weather with powdered pastels: Powdered pastels have long been a popular choice for weathering locomotives, freight cars, and…
Read moreI am a member of the Genesee G Gauge Railway Society and enjoy garden railroading in the snow. My Crow…
Read moreWeathering with artist’s oils: Artists’ oils make it easy to apply weathering washes and simulate rust patches, which I did…
Read moreThe Lionel 2065 Hudson is not uncommon, and it isn’t particularly valuable. What makes it so important to me is…
Read moreWeathering with an airbrush: If you’re looking to give your freight cars and locomotives a general coat of grime in…
Read moreGarden railroading in Hawaii: In late 2013, my wife set in motion a scheme that eventually became the Oberammergau, Ogden…
Read moreUnless you’re modeling a flatland railroad – and maybe even if you are – your layout needs rocks. Building a…
Read morePolar Express layout tips: We at CTT had a lot of fun building our recent Polar Express layout. Despite building…
Read moreFacts & features Name: West Palm Beach Terminal Co. Scale: HO (1:87) Size: 9-0′ x 12-0′ Prototypes: West Palm Beach Terminal…
Read moreFacts & features Name: Great Northern Scale: N (1:160) Size: 10-0′ x 16-0′ Prototypes: Freelanced Locale: Pacific Northwest Era: Mid-1960s…
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