Car Swap Project Part 3: Painting plastic models
Car Swap Project Part 3: Painting plastic models: As part of trading boxcars custom decorated for each other’s layouts, modelers…
Read moreCar Swap Project Part 3: Painting plastic models: As part of trading boxcars custom decorated for each other’s layouts, modelers…
Read moreCar Swap Project Part 2: Stripping lettering from models: As explained in the first installment of the series, modelers Gerry…
Read moreCar Swap Project Part 1: Trading models: Modelers David Popp, Gerry Leone, and Seth Puffer begin a series of projects…
Read moreBuild an HO scale weed sprayer Building an HO scale weed sprayer car was not just enjoyable; it was downright…
Read moreMonths ago, when the MR staff started talking about more toxic chemicals used on model railroads of the past, I…
Read moreSmall interior details for a 1950s Streetcar diner are easy and fun to make. When building the diner scene…
Read moreIn some of my early “Sketching with Steve” articles – in particular, “What is a station?” and “Big industries for small…
Read moreLooking at old Model Railroader back issues, I found poisonous model railroad materials. I give those hobbyists a lot of…
Read moreWhat’s in my dream 4-by-8 model railroad? A yard, continuous operation, and lots of places to switch. Just because you…
Read moreUnless you’re modeling a flatland railroad – and maybe even if you are – your layout needs rocks. Building a…
Read moreLet’s look at some different types of tunnels. In the real world, tunnels are incredibly expensive to build and maintain.…
Read moreA lot of railroad modelers got their start in the hobby when they received a train set for Christmas. I’d…
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