Kitbashing strategies for a feed mill
Tony describes how he kitbashed the feed mill, pictured on the left, of his portable O scale Wingate model railroad.…
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So long as your rails are clean and your rolling stock is fine-tuned, it’s time to inspect your right-of-way for…
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Theo Cobb illustration Theo Cobb illustration For each turnout, make sure that the check gauge — spacing between the guardrail…
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Check the track voltage using a multimeter. The voltage reading should be the same along each powered track section. Paul…
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Theo Cobb illustration So long as your rails are clean and your rolling stock is fine-tuned, it’s time to inspect…
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Some power-routing turnouts use thin metal tabs to provide contact between the stock rails and switch points. These tabs are…
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A locomotive leaning into a superelevated curve is a dramatic scene on a prototype and model railroad. Follow the simple…
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Adding mundane and non-revenue structures to your layout can enhance the authenticity of a scene, as demonstrated in these two…
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Click on the link or image to download the article. At first, airbrushing may seem intimidating and difficult, but it…
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This view of the Daneville Yard on Pelle Søeborg’s HO scale Union Pacific layout shows a variety of equipment with…
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Free software available online, such as Sketchup, can be used to design models that are produced by 3-D printing services…
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Builder Jack Burgess uses two layout decks on his HO scale Yosemite Valley RR to yield a long main line.…
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