As a fellow follower of Jesus, I really do like the dedication page at MRH! I've even linked to it on my web site's FB page. Specifically, I appreciate how they don't invest in model railroading, but in the hobbyists!

THIS IS THE ORIGINAL LANDSCAPE FORMAT OF MODEL RAILROAD HOBBYIST.

For the PORTRAIT orientation, CLICK HERE.

Okay, we're looking at doing some new products with our launch into eBooks, and as always, we continue to be interested in doing new video projects.

So let's assume the sky's the limit. What would you like to see that would be most beneficial to you? Don't just throw out a title - give us a few sentences describing what the content would cover.

You never know, you might get your wish!

I looked at this article with great interest, being that I'll be handlaying HO track on one or more modules (code 70). The method sounded really good until Mr. Napper said he had to stain the ends of the ties once they were cut. That was a real turn-off for me. It's too much work.

I thought I'd share my method, not that I think it's better or anything, but it's what I've found is cheap and works for me. Caveat: I have tried this only on balsa ties. I have not yet tried it on basswood. I have also not read extensively on staining methods for ties.