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Scale Rails NMRA 2004 December Tips for Resin Kits Operation Simplified
Scale Rails NMRA 2004 December Tips for Resin Kits Operation Simplified
Scale Rails NMRA is published monthly. On the cover, Engine 361 has just completed spotting cars at the Silver King Mill on Tom Troughton's Sn3 "C&TT RR." Photo by Tom Troughton. In this month's "Narrow Rails" Tom Shares tips and tricks for modeling structures in any scale or gauge.
Contents
21 What a Newcomer to the Hobby Can Get Accomplished in Under a Year
Take a tour of Jeffrey Jennrich's layout and see how it grew from a train set on a 4 x 8 sheet of plywood, to a small around-the-wall layout in just under a year.
25 An Ugly Duckling
Bruce Burbank converts a flatcar into an MOW motor. Learn how you can do the same.
28 Delaware & Hudson Gondola:
Tips for Building Resin Kits
Mike Baker takes you step-by-step through the construction of a typical resin kit. Whether you're building this model or something entirely different his tips and tricks will smooth the process.
30 Operation Simplified
Gregg Condon shares his system for bringing operations to your layoutwithout too much paperwork.
33 Open Loads From a Car Recycling Facility
Don Harper shares how he created an open load representing the scrap from a tank car.
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