Scenery - Structures

Chimney vent

I am working on a Model of the QN cabin at Quinnimont WV on the C&O. The kit is an old one from MPP (HO scale).  After a,lot of research I determined that two of the chimneys had metal pipes extending them with segments and on top of the pipe was a cone shaped cap that looks like a less pointed dunce cap.

I have looked at a lot of detail part manufacturers but I can't seam to find this detail in HO scale.  Anyone know who makes this part? 

Doug Meyer

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Welztalbahn: Emsingen station segment installed in layout

4 weeks after I started work on the station segment (see my MRH blog posts), it has now reached a level consistent with the neighboring segments, the maintenance facility and the town of Emsingen.

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Walthers Cantilever Grade Crossing Signal

Had a good laugh with my local shop owner over my disappointment that there was only 1 crossing signal in the package for $44 cdn. Why only one? Who has seen a crossing with only one signal? Buyer beware/caveat emptor of this product. Maybe others have learned the hard way too?

Walters also has a Crossing Signal Controller/detection circuit.. for $55 ea. Anyone know of any other options? 

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How to Add Interiors to Model Buildings

Hi All, this week I'm looking at really simple interiors for your buildings.

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Back to HO after 20+ Years

Well I have successfully ebay'd completely all of my N-scale related stuff.  All rolling stock, loco's, scenery, structures and structure flat scenes.  So after deleting a sizeable layout I decided that a small (8 x 10) along the wall HO switching layout would be in order.

The Opoma Sawmill and Machinery

Some months ago I posted some pictures of my sawmill machinery fresh from Shapeways. Since then it has been installed into the Opoma Sawmill on my Springwater Sub and I thought I'd show you how it's working out. The machinery is in, the overhead belt drive system is installed and the lights are on, after this a lot of sawdust and woodchips and some detail parts and I'll have myself a sawmill!

Don Van Akker

Many thanks TMTV

I have been working my way through TMTV VIDEOS , and I watched Lionel with guest Chris Lyon explain how to Paint a backdrop .Chris said that it was in the eye of the person who was painting it.

Well if Lionel could give it ago I could at least try.

If I can ever work out how to send photos to MRH I will be very proud to show my backdrops that only took me 2 days to paint.

Even SHE WHO MUST BE OBEYED said it looks very good

Thanks again to Lionel, Chris & TMTV.

Smokey Dawson    Australia

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Need help with roof suggestions for this roundhouse

I need some advice.

I kitbashed / scratchbashed this roundhouse from four of the older Walthers three-stall kits. The original section of the house was 85-feet long and had the raised clerestory section. The added on section which is 105-feet long is also six stalls but has a flat roof with monitors that went lengthwise down each paralleling track.

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Santa Fe yard mid 70s to late 90s - Building ideas needed

We are building the edge of Industrial town and a small piggy back yard for containers (think that is what it is called). On the front gray part near the control box. What we are after is a few ideas, photos of some industries or just general ideas on what might work. I have a cornerstone pallet loader to go near the closet gray building and am scratch building a boxcar drive in factory for this end. near bridge. The backdrop is to get some more layers on it then one of the club members who is a wiz with the airbrush art will spray in some awesome trees.


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