Off The Rails: Episode 29

Off the Rails with Gerry Leone Episode 29

Having trouble viewing this video?   Please visit our Video FAQ page In this episode of OTR, host Gerry Leone wades into the heritage of model railroading. By examining Model Railroader magazine’s age-old “Construction Kinks” column, Gerry reveals several tips and tricks that are still very useful today! […]

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How-to Library: Airbrushing with Aaron, Episode 9, Masking with Silly Putty

Airbrushing with Aaron.

Having trouble viewing this video?   Please visit our Video FAQ page   Show host Aaron Skinner deals with a very serious subject — Silly Putty! Follow along as he shows how to stretch and mold this crazy compound to mask irregularly shaped surfaces prior to painting with an airbrush. And unlike masking tape, you’ll […]

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How-to Library: Airbrushing with Aaron, Episode 9, Masking with Silly Putty

Airbrushing with Aaron.

Having trouble viewing this video?   Please visit our Video FAQ page   Show host Aaron Skinner deals with a very serious subject — Silly Putty! Follow along as he shows how to stretch and mold this crazy compound to mask irregularly shaped surfaces prior to painting with an airbrush. And unlike masking tape, you’ll […]

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Cody’s Workshop: Episode 29 – Weathering with powder

Cody Grivno’s Workshop Part 29

Having trouble viewing this video?   Please visit our Video FAQ page Don’t have an airbrush? Maybe you don’t need one? Host Cody Grivno shares his techniques for making a cylindrical hopper look good n’ grimy – all without using an airbrush! Follow along as he shares how to work with weathering powders and brushed-on paint […]

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Off The Rails: Episode 28

Off the Rails with Gerry Leone Episode 28

Having trouble viewing this video?   Please visit our Video FAQ page This time on Off The Rails, host Gerry Leone has fun with foam! Not the type of foam insulation board typically used in model railroad scenery. Instead, Gerry keeps his focus on open-cell and closed-cell foam commonly used as model railroad product packaging. […]

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