I'm modeling a track side factory in 1/8th scale. These 1/12th scale bricks look fine for closing off unneeded windows in the old factory. I would do the whole building in sheets of this brick, but ....

This is a must-have addition to the Parkway Diner. It has two electroluminescent panels and two 3 volt battery packs to power them. I got a step down DC to DC converter and stepped my 12 volts of DC....

This was one of my favorite kits to build. The extreme detail is a challenge and the results are great. A little easier to work with the stainless steel compared to a brass kit. Hardest part was i....

The main building goes together with 4 pieces, then the fun begins. Instructions say to separate and clean up the detail parts, then stick them on sticky tape for painting. If you do that, number th....

This inexpensive little mold sure saves time structuring rock walls that show through the tunnel portals. My new layout has ten tunnel portals into my perforated mountain, so the savings is significa....

These pier sets (23016 and its mate 23015) create good manageable inclines by snapping under the special viaduct KATO track. This set in meant to add to the 23015 piers with heights in between. This....

I've had two Tortoise switch machines but was reluctant to install them because bracing under my N layout ran right under the turnouts, so there was no way to mount the machine as the pictures and in....

This cutter stripper has been an essential tool in the wiring of my briefcase Z scale layout. The stripper handles all the small gauge wire typical to most all model trains, but it does the stripping....

Since I use MTL couplers on my N scale and I have a larger scale red oxide flat car with silver archbar trucks, this was a foregone conclusion. The results are great! The MTL short couplers on the t....

It's really difficult to get the detail in this small a gauge, but Micron Art does it. The words on the cross buck sign are raised just enough that they can be highlighted with a No.2 pencil. I have....