Model Railroader - Magazine - Favorite Projects - Winter 2022
- Winter 2022 - Favorite Project
- Release: Nov 2021
- Series: Model Railroader
- Publisher: Kalmbach
Features:
In this Issue:
BENCHWORK
DCC ESSENTIALS
SCENERY AND STRUCTURES
ROLLING STOCK
Plus much more:
IMPROVE YOUR LAYOUT TODAY!, pg. 7
Introduction
by Carl Swanson
INSTALLING A LAYOUT SKIRT ON CURVED FASCIA, pg. 8
A simple, inexpensive method helps complete a flowing layout edge
by Jeff Sargeant
BUILD BENCHWORK FOR A SECTIONAL LAYOUT, pg. 11
A way to prepare for disassembly or a household move
by Pelle SĂžeborg
BUILD A LIFT-UP SECTION THAT LOCKS IN PLACE, pg. 16
A simple mechanism holds a lift span high enough to walk under
by James P. Murphy
HOW TO MAKE OLDER TURNOUTS DCC-FRIENDLY, pg. 2o
Reduce the potential for short circuits by following these easy techniques
by Larry Puckett
TIPS FOR IMPROVING TURNOUTS, pg. 23
With a little attention, commercial turnouts can be ready for their closeups
by Pelle SĂžeborg
TIPS FOR CONSISTING DCC LOCOMOTIVES, pg. 26
By Larry Puckett
HOW TO PAINT AND WEATHER TRACK IN 5 STEPS (AND HOW TO LAY IT), pg. 28
Spray painting, brush painting, and a wash enhance commercial track
by Lou Sassi
BUILD A MOUNTAIN SCENERY, pg. 32
A diorama makes a great setting to display models and hone scenery techniques
by Steve Buchanan
HOW TO LAYER BACKDROPS FOR DEPTH, pg. 35
By Cody Grivno
BUILD A COAL TRUCK DUMP, pg. 38
This compact trackside industry provides a spot for loading hoppers
by Ken Kyser
EASY WALL SIGNS WITH IMAGE TRANSFER, pg. 42
Acrylic medium turns computer printouts to convincing painted-on signs
by Jeff Goldenberg
7 HELPFUL HINTS TO BETTER BRIDGES, pg. 46
These tips will help you adapt commercial materials to the situations on your layout
by Mark Dance
HOW TO SCRATCHBUILD A BEAM BRIDGE, PG. 49
Wooden ties and plastic girders combine to make an eye-catching span
by Jim Ferenc
HOW TO MODEL A DESERT, pg. 54
Make a realistic HO scale diorama using old and new techniques
by Kim Nipkow
HOW TO MODEL JOSHUA TREES, pg. 58
Use wire to model an interesting plant unique to Americaâs Mojave Desert
by Kim Nipkow
A NEW LOOK FOR A âBLUE BOXâ CAR, pg. 60
Breathing new life into an older Athearn boxcar
by Andy Renshaw
THREE WAYS TO WEATHER ROLLING STOCK, pg. 64
Enhance cement hoppers with theatrical powders, pigment ink, or acrylic craft paints
by M.R. Snell
WEATHERING ROOFTOPS, pg. 68
How to make the tops of locomotives and freight cars look like the real thing
by Pelle SĂžeborg
HOW TO WEATHER WITH ACRYLICS, pg. 72
By Cody Grivno
USING LOCOMOTIVE BELL AND WHISTLE SIGNALS, pg. 75
By Jim Hediger
HOW TO MODEL A FLATCAR FULL OF TRACTORS, pg. 76
Even the load can become a part of the operating session
by Mont Switzer
ENHANCE THE DECK OF A READY-TO-RUN FLATCAR, pg. 81
Sand, file, paint, and weather your car to show years of use
by M.R. Snell
Overview:
From the editors of Model Railroader, 45 Years on the Milwaukee, Racine & Troy special issue celebrates the anniversary with a comprehensive history of Model Railroader's famous HO layout, plus several of the best how-to articles generated by this railroad.
Featuring the work of Model Railroader staff, past and present, including David Popp, Cody Grivno, Steve Otte, Dana Kawala, and Eric White, this special issue provides decades of projects, tips, and even the original track plan.
Model Railroader - Magazine - Favorite Projects - Winter 2022
- Winter 2022 - Favorite Project
- Release: Nov 2021
- Series: Model Railroader
- Publisher: Kalmbach
Features:
In this Issue:
BENCHWORK
DCC ESSENTIALS
SCENERY AND STRUCTURES
ROLLING STOCK
Plus much more:
IMPROVE YOUR LAYOUT TODAY!, pg. 7
Introduction
by Carl Swanson
INSTALLING A LAYOUT SKIRT ON CURVED FASCIA, pg. 8
A simple, inexpensive method helps complete a flowing layout edge
by Jeff Sargeant
BUILD BENCHWORK FOR A SECTIONAL LAYOUT, pg. 11
A way to prepare for disassembly or a household move
by Pelle SĂžeborg
BUILD A LIFT-UP SECTION THAT LOCKS IN PLACE, pg. 16
A simple mechanism holds a lift span high enough to walk under
by James P. Murphy
HOW TO MAKE OLDER TURNOUTS DCC-FRIENDLY, pg. 2o
Reduce the potential for short circuits by following these easy techniques
by Larry Puckett
TIPS FOR IMPROVING TURNOUTS, pg. 23
With a little attention, commercial turnouts can be ready for their closeups
by Pelle SĂžeborg
TIPS FOR CONSISTING DCC LOCOMOTIVES, pg. 26
By Larry Puckett
HOW TO PAINT AND WEATHER TRACK IN 5 STEPS (AND HOW TO LAY IT), pg. 28
Spray painting, brush painting, and a wash enhance commercial track
by Lou Sassi
BUILD A MOUNTAIN SCENERY, pg. 32
A diorama makes a great setting to display models and hone scenery techniques
by Steve Buchanan
HOW TO LAYER BACKDROPS FOR DEPTH, pg. 35
By Cody Grivno
BUILD A COAL TRUCK DUMP, pg. 38
This compact trackside industry provides a spot for loading hoppers
by Ken Kyser
EASY WALL SIGNS WITH IMAGE TRANSFER, pg. 42
Acrylic medium turns computer printouts to convincing painted-on signs
by Jeff Goldenberg
7 HELPFUL HINTS TO BETTER BRIDGES, pg. 46
These tips will help you adapt commercial materials to the situations on your layout
by Mark Dance
HOW TO SCRATCHBUILD A BEAM BRIDGE, PG. 49
Wooden ties and plastic girders combine to make an eye-catching span
by Jim Ferenc
HOW TO MODEL A DESERT, pg. 54
Make a realistic HO scale diorama using old and new techniques
by Kim Nipkow
HOW TO MODEL JOSHUA TREES, pg. 58
Use wire to model an interesting plant unique to Americaâs Mojave Desert
by Kim Nipkow
A NEW LOOK FOR A âBLUE BOXâ CAR, pg. 60
Breathing new life into an older Athearn boxcar
by Andy Renshaw
THREE WAYS TO WEATHER ROLLING STOCK, pg. 64
Enhance cement hoppers with theatrical powders, pigment ink, or acrylic craft paints
by M.R. Snell
WEATHERING ROOFTOPS, pg. 68
How to make the tops of locomotives and freight cars look like the real thing
by Pelle SĂžeborg
HOW TO WEATHER WITH ACRYLICS, pg. 72
By Cody Grivno
USING LOCOMOTIVE BELL AND WHISTLE SIGNALS, pg. 75
By Jim Hediger
HOW TO MODEL A FLATCAR FULL OF TRACTORS, pg. 76
Even the load can become a part of the operating session
by Mont Switzer
ENHANCE THE DECK OF A READY-TO-RUN FLATCAR, pg. 81
Sand, file, paint, and weather your car to show years of use
by M.R. Snell
Overview:
From the editors of Model Railroader, 45 Years on the Milwaukee, Racine & Troy special issue celebrates the anniversary with a comprehensive history of Model Railroader's famous HO layout, plus several of the best how-to articles generated by this railroad.
Featuring the work of Model Railroader staff, past and present, including David Popp, Cody Grivno, Steve Otte, Dana Kawala, and Eric White, this special issue provides decades of projects, tips, and even the original track plan.
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- Winter 2022 - Favorite Project
- Release: Nov 2021
- Series: Model Railroader
- Publisher: Kalmbach
Features:
In this Issue:
BENCHWORK
DCC ESSENTIALS
SCENERY AND STRUCTURES
ROLLING STOCK
Plus much more:
IMPROVE YOUR LAYOUT TODAY!, pg. 7
Introduction
by Carl Swanson
INSTALLING A LAYOUT SKIRT ON CURVED FASCIA, pg. 8
A simple, inexpensive method helps complete a flowing layout edge
by Jeff Sargeant
BUILD BENCHWORK FOR A SECTIONAL LAYOUT, pg. 11
A way to prepare for disassembly or a household move
by Pelle SĂžeborg
BUILD A LIFT-UP SECTION THAT LOCKS IN PLACE, pg. 16
A simple mechanism holds a lift span high enough to walk under
by James P. Murphy
HOW TO MAKE OLDER TURNOUTS DCC-FRIENDLY, pg. 2o
Reduce the potential for short circuits by following these easy techniques
by Larry Puckett
TIPS FOR IMPROVING TURNOUTS, pg. 23
With a little attention, commercial turnouts can be ready for their closeups
by Pelle SĂžeborg
TIPS FOR CONSISTING DCC LOCOMOTIVES, pg. 26
By Larry Puckett
HOW TO PAINT AND WEATHER TRACK IN 5 STEPS (AND HOW TO LAY IT), pg. 28
Spray painting, brush painting, and a wash enhance commercial track
by Lou Sassi
BUILD A MOUNTAIN SCENERY, pg. 32
A diorama makes a great setting to display models and hone scenery techniques
by Steve Buchanan
HOW TO LAYER BACKDROPS FOR DEPTH, pg. 35
By Cody Grivno
BUILD A COAL TRUCK DUMP, pg. 38
This compact trackside industry provides a spot for loading hoppers
by Ken Kyser
EASY WALL SIGNS WITH IMAGE TRANSFER, pg. 42
Acrylic medium turns computer printouts to convincing painted-on signs
by Jeff Goldenberg
7 HELPFUL HINTS TO BETTER BRIDGES, pg. 46
These tips will help you adapt commercial materials to the situations on your layout
by Mark Dance
HOW TO SCRATCHBUILD A BEAM BRIDGE, PG. 49
Wooden ties and plastic girders combine to make an eye-catching span
by Jim Ferenc
HOW TO MODEL A DESERT, pg. 54
Make a realistic HO scale diorama using old and new techniques
by Kim Nipkow
HOW TO MODEL JOSHUA TREES, pg. 58
Use wire to model an interesting plant unique to Americaâs Mojave Desert
by Kim Nipkow
A NEW LOOK FOR A âBLUE BOXâ CAR, pg. 60
Breathing new life into an older Athearn boxcar
by Andy Renshaw
THREE WAYS TO WEATHER ROLLING STOCK, pg. 64
Enhance cement hoppers with theatrical powders, pigment ink, or acrylic craft paints
by M.R. Snell
WEATHERING ROOFTOPS, pg. 68
How to make the tops of locomotives and freight cars look like the real thing
by Pelle SĂžeborg
HOW TO WEATHER WITH ACRYLICS, pg. 72
By Cody Grivno
USING LOCOMOTIVE BELL AND WHISTLE SIGNALS, pg. 75
By Jim Hediger
HOW TO MODEL A FLATCAR FULL OF TRACTORS, pg. 76
Even the load can become a part of the operating session
by Mont Switzer
ENHANCE THE DECK OF A READY-TO-RUN FLATCAR, pg. 81
Sand, file, paint, and weather your car to show years of use
by M.R. Snell
Overview:
From the editors of Model Railroader, 45 Years on the Milwaukee, Racine & Troy special issue celebrates the anniversary with a comprehensive history of Model Railroader's famous HO layout, plus several of the best how-to articles generated by this railroad.
Featuring the work of Model Railroader staff, past and present, including David Popp, Cody Grivno, Steve Otte, Dana Kawala, and Eric White, this special issue provides decades of projects, tips, and even the original track plan.
