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Model Trains → Books and Misc. → Books - General
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More Realistic Freight Cars Explained. “Detailing Freight Cars” relates the know-how for creating freight cars with a true-to-life appearance. Authored by former Model Railroader staffer Jeff Wilson, this useful how-to book guid ers through the assembly, adding details, painting and weathering. If your railroad runs freight traffic, or if you like to build freight car models, this book is a
...more about the Kalmbach Publishing Book -- Detailing Freight Cars - 88 Pages, Softcover
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Build Trackside Businesses on Your Railroad In the third volume of this popular book series author and former Model Railroader associate editor Jeff Wilson offers plenty of information on how to add a variety of industries to your railroad. The thi rd book features photos and insights on modeling the cement industry, intermodal service, ethanol plants, sugar beet mills, seasonal canneries and team tracks. 88 pages, softcover 8 1/4 x 10 3/4" format; 76 color photos; 45
...more about the Kalmbach Publishing Book -- The Model Railroader's Guide to Industries Along the Tracks 3 - Softcover
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Mid-Size Track Plans for Realistic Layouts from Kalmbach features 14 track plans in several scales to fit spaces from 8 x 10' to 20 x 20'. The layouts are based on interesting prototype railroads including the WM, C&O, CP, SP and many more. Tho lanning their own layout can use the plans as they are or use them as a basis for their own track plans. The book features 100 color and 50 black-and-white images plus 14 illustrations. 112 pages,
...more about the Kalmbach Publishing Book -- Mid-Size Track Plans for Realistic Layouts
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Prolific Kalmbach author Jeff Wilson shows modelers how to re-create numerous types of railroad and highway bridges based on prototype designs. Divided into chapters by bridge type, each chapter shows several prototype examples and demonstrates tec hniques for modeling, painting, weathering, and installing the models on a layout. Covers the history of railroad bridges, trestles, and tunnels. Includes specific details for modeling iron and steel truss bridges, plate girder
...more about the Kalmbach Publishing Book -- The Model Railroader's Guide To Bridges, Trestles & Tunnels, Softcover
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Model Trains → Books and Misc. → Books - Historical
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Build Realistic Junctions on your Railroad. ''The Model Railroader's Guide to Junctions'' from Kalmbach gives readers the scoop on railroad junctions where tracks meet and cross. Photos and drawings of various junctions and descriptions of how they work, as well as modeling tips, give you the inside track on how to add these fascinating track arrangements to your layout. This informative book features about 150 photos and plenty of
...more about the Kalmbach Publishing Book -- The Model Railroader's Guide To Junctions - Softcover, 88 Pages
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Pelle Soeborg teaches you innovative techniques to add realism to your railroad. Topics include constructing basic terrain, ballasting track, choosing scenery materials, painting backdrops, scratchbuilding modern businesses, weathering and more. So ftcover, 8-1/4 x 10-3/4'', 96 pages, 200 color images, 15
...more about the Kalmbach Publishing Book -- Mountain to Desert- Building the HO Scale Danville and Donner River, 96 Pages
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The Model Railroader's Guide to Logging Railroads by Matt Coleman explains logging railroads to modelers interested in adding these unique operations to their layouts. The author covers prototype operations by region and includes photos of locomoti ves, log cars and other logging railroad equipment and structures. This information sets the stage for modelers wanting to design logging scenes or a logging railroad layout. Softcover 8-1/4 x 10-3/4'' 80 Pages, 75 color and 75
...more about the Kalmbach Publishing Book -- The Model Railroader's Guide to Logging Railroads - 80 Pages, Softcover
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How to Model the Glory Years of Rail If you model the steam-to-diesel transition years of the 1950s, this how-to guide is for you! Loaded with historical photos and information, this 88-page book offers modelers pieces on 50s-era trains, equipment, trackside details, modeling projects and more from the pages of Model Railroader magazine. Featuring 116 color and 25 black and white images, it's a great reference if you're planning or building a transition-era
...more about the Kalmbach Publishing Book -- Modeling the '50s - The Glory Years of Rail - 88 Pages, Softcover.
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