Month: December 2012
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Working with Foam Core
There has been a lot of conversation in the forums about using Gator Foam, Foam Board, Insulation Foam and the pros and cons of each for layouts. I…
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Building a Traverser
The design for the layout included the need for a traverser so trains appear to go somewhere. I am hoping to stage up to three…
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New Historical Information Becomes Available
Author: Marshall Stull Published Date: December 2, 2012 1 Comment on New Historical Information Becomes Available
In November I was contacted by Richard Kuenneke, Media Producer of Oakview Road Media, Carbondale, Illinois and the writer-director of an award winning documentary about…
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