Model Railroader Tips & Tricks | Adjusting leg height
Adjusting leg height| In instances where the floor isn’t quite as flat as it looks, David Popp shows how to…
Read moreAdjusting leg height| In instances where the floor isn’t quite as flat as it looks, David Popp shows how to…
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Selecting lumber for your layout| With a wide array of wood grades available at major home improvement centers, it’s important…
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Rotary tool cutoff techniques | Trains.com Director David Popp demonstrates how a rotary motor tool can be used for a…
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Replacing a circular saw blade| In this instance, David Popp shows Bryson Sleppy how installing a new, sharp blade yields…
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Efforts to make a new, HO scale (1:87.1) Alco RS1 diesel locomotives appear more worn continue. Here, David Popp demonstrates…
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David recently installed new DCC decoders into his HO scale (1:87.1) Alco RS1 diesel locomotives. Now it’s time make what’s…
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Acquire helpful tips for using an airbrush to apply shading and highlighting effects that mimic authentic wear and weathering patterns…
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Learn techniques for installing a TCS WowKits DCC Decoder into an HO scale (1:87.1) diesel locomotive, as demonstrated, step by…
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From start to finish, David Popp shares his techniques for installing a TCS KA-N1 Keep-Alive Capacitor into an N scale…
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Steve Otte finalizes work on his single rail-served factory for Model Railroader magazine’s 2024 project layout, the HO scale Free-Mo…
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For the single rail-served factory on Model Railroader magazine’s 2024 project layout, the HO scale Free-Mo module Freemont Mills, Steve…
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For the single rail-served factory on Model Railroader magazine’s 2024 project layout, the HO scale Free-Mo module Freemont Mills, Steve…
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