Progress on Steve Brown’s scratchbuilt N scale cement plant continues with our celebrated Regular Guy modeler working to add a few more components. All that before he puts quick coats… […]
Steve Smith’s HO scale PRR Northeast Corridor RR is set in and around Philadelphia. It features SEPTA trolleys, subways, and Amtrak passenger trains. The catenary is under construction. Downtown Philly… […]
…food and water on board for the trip (but probably not enough for an emergency!) Steve Sweeney photograph Taking the time to know your surroundings, what looks right, what doesn’t… […]
…guardrails to secure the heavy models from curious paws!” – Rene Schweitzer Steven Otte has this HO scale Pennsy GP9 proudly displayed on a scratchbuilt trestle resting on one of… […]
Progress on Steve Brown’s scratchbuilt N scale cement plant continues with our celebrated Regular Guy modeler working to add a few more components. All that before he puts quick coats… […]
…Editor Steve Sweeney: Ladies and gentlemen, I want to welcome you to another episode of Q&A with the Editors. Today, we’re graced to have Bryson Sleppy from Model Railroader here…. […]
Having trouble viewing this video? Please visit our Video FAQ page Regular Guy Steve Brown starts this episode with a quick demonstration of his technique for installing/soldering feeders to the… […]
Having trouble viewing this video? Please visit our Video FAQ page MRVP show host Steve Brown keeps the action moving as he reveals how his N scale (1:160) Brown-Smith Railroad… […]
…along the Columbia River. Hill, however, saw the vast stands of timber on the slopes of the mountains as a resource, and his engineer, John Stevens, found a pass (it… […]
…and use it to coat mounds of plaster or Sculptamold where it would accumulate in quantity. Lumber stacks don’t have to be made of scale lumber to look realistic. Steven… […]
…Midwest America President Steve Sandberg has informed Trains News Wire. Instead, the locomotive will be brought to Silvis for static display, Sandberg told Trains correspondent Steve Glischinski in a brief… […]
Read the entire article on Steve Nelson’s layout, only in the October 2014 issue!… […]
