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Time for the resin pour to proceed along the Thompson River section of our N scale layout. David works through the steps for calculating, mixing, tinting, and then pouring the initial batch of Deep Pour Water from Woodland Scenics.
Now it's time for David to put mechanical pencil to graph paper and draft an initial track plan for his C&NW HO scale layout. In this video, David walks you through his low-tech, traditional approach to capturing his layout concepts in a plan.
In this episode of OTR, host Gerry Leone will help you make your list and check it twice! But rather than shopping before the holidays, he's lining up modeling items to find when stores look to liquidate inventory after the festivities occur.
MRVP Contributing Editor Kathy Millatt explores the brave new world of 3D printing. Follow along as she walks through the process for making a simple 50-gallon oil drum in various scales. In this episode Kathy shows how to get started with the software required to render the oil drum.
New diesels, steamers, structures, and tools highlight this episode of Cody's Office. Model Railroader technical editor Cody Grivno will also show you a tip for realistically modeling gravel roofs on your structure models. This month's viewer mail includes: the code of the Peco Track featured last month, how long does cyanoacrylate adhesive (CA) last, resistors and the Evans Designs LED gooseneck lamp, ethanol plant questions.
With some assistance from his daughter Taylor, host John "Truck" Truckenbrod launches into a conversation about collecting postwar-era Lionel Trains (1945-1969)! This series begins with John addressing what makes his hobby fun, how he's honed his collecting focus, and the steps you can take to prepare for your first acquisition.