5 layout scenery steps to get you started
By the time they’ve built the benchwork and installed and wired that track, the typical new layout builder starts asking…
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Q: I’ve seen a few Model Railroader articles on painting and weathering that reference liquid mask. How does the product…
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In 2016, to separate the road and the track, I built a retaining wall and safety fence around one of…
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Marx offered a Missile Launcher & Carrier car that was a neat item. Unfortunately, it was only available in 1957,…
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A few months ago I wrote about a boxcar storage shed in Crookston, Minn., my hometown. During that same visit…
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Our On30 Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railroad is a bit smaller than its prototype counterpart, running only from Kingfield…
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Host Gerry Leone is back for more work on his double-deck model railroad, specifically targeting the lower-level yard recently featured…
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When building a model railroad, one feature you should consider is adjustable levelers at the foot of your benchwork’s legs.…
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Q: I have two oval tracks, one inside the other, on a piece of 4 x 8 plywood. Just running…
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I model the Western Maryland Ry. (WM) from the 1920s to before the start of World War II. Appropriate commercial…
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Don’t have a lot of money to build a new layout? Perhaps you have a lot of odds and ends…
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Hobbyists are drawn to specific railroads for a variety of reasons. Perhaps it was the line that served their hometown.…
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