Model Trains Bible Blog

Many consider state-of-the-art in the model railroading leisure activity today to be modeling a prototype railroad. In this first how-to DVD volume, we have collected several how-to shorts into chapters that give you for-example expert techniques on modeling a real-life railroad in miniature.

modelrr.oakviewresources.com This is Part 3 of a small tutorial on how I made tunnels tunnels for my model railroad.

Nothing enhances the enjoyment value of your model railroad layout like realistic scenery and bridges. In video volume 4, we’ve collected many expert how-to videos into chapters to reveal simple-to-implement yet powerful secrets for getting eye-popping miniature scenery and unparalleled railroad bridge realism.

This model train flies above the magnet rails, thank to the superconductors it contains.

Model Trains Video’s well loved model railroading reality series continues with Op Session Live no.4. We again feature Charlie Comstock’s Bear Creek & South Jackson layout, set in 1952. The video captures the January 2009 model railroad op session: see the train crews, yardmaster, and dispatcher deal with getting the trains over a proto-freelanced mountain railroad, with slow locals, hot freights, passenger trains, and yard operations. For more see: model-trains-video.com…

Brilliant primer for beginners: tinyurl.com My Web Site: modelrr.oakviewresources.com Part 67: This is a multi-part blog where I do some track work and place scenery on the interchange section of my model railroad. In this video I start putting on grass with my homemade static grass applicator. Music Notes: The music on this video was recorded using Sonar Home Studio Ver 6.0. The drums and keyboards were played on an M-Audio Keystation 61 ES and/or sequenced in the MIDI Editor. The bass used …