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Kits? We Don’t Need No Stinking Kits! | When Your Train of Thought Leaves the Station...

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When Your Train of Thought Leaves the Station…. Just go with it, and you are all set. About Me and My Family. Prototype and Historical Research. Clinics, Clinics, and….Clinics! Podcasts and Web Videos. We Don’t Need No Stinking Kits! Boston and Maine: The Old Colony Division. How to Build the Layout. Cook Like a Swede. We Don’t Need No Stinking Kits! These pages will also help you make your kits better, with additions, signs, and details. Compiled by Third Division, PNR, NMRA. Scale lumber, order direct.

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RPM San Bernardino

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April 30, 2016. 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Western Prototype Modelers (WPM). Admission $20.00 for all events. Bellflower, CA 90706. For access to Google Map to Church. Plenty of local restaurants close by, check the Goggle Map above! Athearn's head of R&D Department. Will be attending the show with announcement of new releases! Some of the great vendors that will be there also:. Southern Pacific Historical and Technical Society. See Additional Manufacturers with Link to Their Websites. At the Bottom of this Page.

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Railroad Model Craftsman - Monster Modelworks Concrete Paving for multiple scales

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These new sheets from Monster Modelworks can help any modeler simulate aged concrete surfaces on their layouts in multiple scales. Monster Modelworks Concrete Paving. Monster Model and Laser Works. Scale N, HO, S, O. MSRP - $14.99 per pack. A modeler can construct paved areas in various stages of aging since the available sheets range from those with a slightly worn surface to severely cracked paving using these laser board sheets. This medium tan material is made of resin impregnated paper and close...

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jlincolnproto48 | Lincoln Proto48 Engineering

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Adventures In Proto48 and 3D Design. Switch Tie Plates …. August 28, 2015. Of course, then there is the product that started this whole thing, tie plates. I have moved away from the tie plates themselves as it seems that others can do the regular tie plates quite well and thus there is no real need to delve too much into it. Specifically, I like Jimmy Simmons’ tie plates from http:/ www.monstermodelworks.com. Https:/ www.shapeways.com/product/UX7B6B5MK/switch-plate-array-o-scale? There is also this versi...

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DM&IR Hill City Sub: Through The Looking Glass

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An HO scale switching shelf layout based on an alternate history of Hill City, Minnesota in the year 1920. In this alternate history, the Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range railroad has expanded into more than an ore carrier, and is servicing Hill City as a general purpose railroad. Friday, May 24, 2013. Through The Looking Glass. How thick (or thin) is 0.007 inches? Not very darned thick. How much effort does it take to break a piece of glass 0.007 inches thick? Not very darned much. So what's the big deal?

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The Train Fanatic!: Railfanning in Utah & Idaho

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My adventures, exploits, and obssession with Trains! 11 August, 2015. Railfanning in Utah and Idaho. Well, vacay is a but over. Nothing but the flights home. I had a great time and was very fortunate to go out and about first with Bernie Kempinski (http:/ usmrr.blogspot.com), who was out visiting family and Brian Brendell, who just moved out to Utah, and then with my nephew, Boston. Also did a couple of solo drive abouts, and finally hit some hobby shops. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Latest Indust...

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The Train Fanatic!: Even Small Things Need A Little Planning

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My adventures, exploits, and obssession with Trains! 09 January, 2015. Even Small Things Need A Little Planning. Not sure why I seemed so out of sorts on working on my little switching layout, but I knew I was. I was listening to the Boss tell our daughter to 'write it all out on paper' and you'll get it out of your head and you can relax. Aha! Wed Jan 14, 12:45:00 PM EST. It does help the PM in me. Wed Jan 14, 02:13:00 PM EST. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). MARPM '16 (Our 4th Year)! Track Plan Desi...

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The Train Fanatic!: Background Structures/Flats - Assembly Progress, Part 2

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My adventures, exploits, and obssession with Trains! 24 July, 2015. Background Structures/Flats - Assembly Progress, Part 2. 1 Simple and will be 'good enough' of a placeholder for long term, until I figure out how to. Scratch-build a more prototypical structure. 2 Figuring Roof out, as the prototype has a galvanized roof and ridge vents all over it. Empty 'space' may have an exhaust vent installed, since it's over a 'garage' area. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). MARPM '16 (Our 4th Year)! Always welc...

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The Train Fanatic!: Trackwork 99% Done

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My adventures, exploits, and obssession with Trains! 16 November, 2014. Pix of last bit of trackwork done, on the removable cartridge, used to start and complete ops. A few more ties to be installed, then I can start painting ties and rails. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). MARPM '16 (Our 4th Year)! Click here to check out pictures from our past shows. Registration will be live right after Thanksgiving! Visits to the Blog. Welcome to the Train Fanatic's Blog. Look around, provide feedback or comments.