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NORFOLK & WESTERN RR, NORCROSS, GA.

This Model RR is part of a group in the Atlanta area called Dixie Rails. This video was taken during a operations event attended by 50 operators from around the country. This RR will be part of the NMRA national convention in Atlanta July 2013. I will post video of three more outstanding layouts.
http://m.youtube.com/?reload=3&rdm=mc3h057ml#/watch?feature=m-ch-vid&v=U...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0WWvWv8JYk&feature=plcp

Pine Hill - a classification yard

I have a rather big Classification Yard given to me some time ago and now I am about to decorate this masterpiece but I do not know what to put on it in terms of buildings, roads etc.

Please take a look, provide some ideas and/or show some samples from other layouts or real life,

Its a module in FREMO AmericaN standard in N-scale. It is in five sections 1m (~39 inches) long each consequently 5m (197 inches) long and max 0,45m (14,6 inches) wide.

 

Enclosed is a sketch.

Edit: Now a better version made in AnyRail.

scratch building an N Scale Transfer Table

Hi all, I don't know if this has been discussed before by anyone else here, but I have been looking all over the internet for information on scratch building an N scale locomotive/railcar transfer table. Unfortunately there is nothing to be found anywhere online, so I figured maybe someone here might have a suggestion or two in regards to this query. Any and all ideas are much appreciated.

thanks in advance.

How to Plant an N-scale Vineyard

Posted this on my Free-moN "Shoo-fly in Sonoma" thread, but thought it's own thread might be better for sharing, search, and archival purposes.

I've been building & planting a vineyard, using small stranded wire, ceramic stucco paste, polyfiber and AMSI ground foam:

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Modeling flashing, roofing tar and such in HO scale?

I have some ideas, masking tape  painted, aluminum foil for flashing, maybe white glue applied and built up and then painted black for roofing tar. Just wondering what other folks use?

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Helpful Hints for Getting Started Building your first Model Railroad

Hello Everybody My name is Dan Kelley AKA: Rio Grande Dan here on the MRH forums.

I'm a member of the MRH Spam Police and spend 40 to 60 hrs a week reading through the many Posts and Blogs here on the MRH forums. While reading I keep seeing one problem that many new Model Railroaders are having and that is "WHERE & HOW DO I START?"

Frisco PB Tower: Revisited

So I've been monkeying around with this project using it to learn how to better use my laser cutter.  Much progress has been made, as I climb each learning curve.

Yes, the project load here is lively!

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Kit bash/size reduction of New River coal tipple

I realized I haven't posted to my blog in awhile so I thought I'd show y'all what I've been up too with the layout. It became quickly apparent while trying to finish the branch to the mine that I was going to have to have some idea of the footprint. I first though I was going to have enough room for a Walther's New River Mining Co. pretty much box stock with three tracks. Probably could have shoehorned it in there but it would have looked "crammed in".

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NEW INDUSTRY FOR MY "PEAVINE SUB"

 

above is the  prototype that i have modeled 

i started with evergreen .030 thick by .030 spacing metal siding

next i cut out all the openings

How to Scratch a Shed - Plank by Plank

I posted this on the construction thread for my Free-moN Effett Staging Yard, but thought it might be found easier in it's own thread, as well as provide a better place for people to share their own methods for plank-by-plank scratchbuilding.

Anyway, I finally finished some videos showing how I scratchbuild simple wooden structures like this:

Here's Part I:


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