Scenery - Structures

Ron Pare's picture

MTM: Chester Fesmire | band of buddies

You will never know how thankfull I am for the modelers that are in my periphery. I am literally surrounded by amazing artists who are quite satisfied with their art, and less so with fame. To me, it is really humbling to see what the difference is between a wealthy modeler and one that scrapes by with only the tools he needs.

Like a cheapo camera and simple household lamps for "studio lighting"

kathymillatt's picture

How to Model Tarmac using Grit

This week I'm looking at how to model tarmac/asphalt using silicon carbide grit. It's a really easy method.

Kathy

Modeling waves

O N 3  Modeling rough water And Waves

Long Haired David's picture

Can you help with my University Course - Android/iOS Scale Conversion App?

Hi there. It's me again looking for help with my Open University course. This time it is part of the course that I am doing called - "Web, Cloud and Mobile Technologies"! As part of my last assignment (the mobile part - or Cell phone to the US), I have to propose a new app. The idea is that I compare it to other apps that do a similar thing and say where mine has differing functionality. I don't have to create the app, just write about the functions and  show some "wire frames".

rgs_info's picture

Mancos mine completed, glass windows

Another new blog post - this time with a ton of photos from my completed mine buildings for my town of Mancos; these are based on pair of Campbell kits.  And also - photos and descriptions of how I learned to use glass for my windows.

I'll just include one photo here, but all the rest are my blog site:

http://rgsrr.blogspot.com/2017/03/mancos-structures-and-real-glass.html

 

 

BNML2's picture

Fun with Foamcore - build better mock-ups

This blog post will chronicle my adventures with using foamcore for mock-ups and the backdrop.

Craig

emillerz's picture

Crew-Controlled Traffic Signals?

I want to signalize one of my railroad crossings where traffic has difficult visibility.  My first thought was to simply install crossing signals.  However, then I found a prototype example where I live of a crossing that is controlled by a signal, with the railroad getting a signal one direction and traffic the other.  I like this better for a few reasons.

jmt99atsf's picture

More (at-home) 3D Printing for the Layout (N-Scale)

I learned quite a bit about the capabilities of my less than $300 3D printer while working on the stockyard/feed lot project. So I decided to try designing & printing the passenger waiting room that will sit over the tracks. I was originally going to scratch build it from styrene (not my best talent) but felt that the 3D printer might be the right tool to accomplish this task.  The first picture shows the mockup of the building that was done last year that was used as a guide.  I also reviewed some pictures of the actual KC Union Station (not shown).

Modern Buildings

If you like to model in today's modern, don't know if anyone has been http://www.summit-customcuts.com, but they have some of today's modern buildings.  I came across it last night and the buildings can be a bit pricey, but I thought they had some nice detail.

Just thought I would share it.


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