Has anyone built their own trestles or bridges? Would love to hear about all the details- how you made it, materials and tools used, if it was time consuming, easy or complicated, if a jig was made for easy assembly, if detailed woodworking plans were used, etc
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Read about Scratch-Building A Roadster Bodyas Ron Covell shows you how to build the buck - Street Rodder Magazine
I posted this on the construction thread for my Free-moN Effett Staging Yard, but thought it might be found easier in it’s own thread, as well as provide a better place for people to share their own methods for plank-by-…
Scratch Building A Mountain Mining Complex
Hi First of all many thanks for Mark for his assistance, Second Im so glad to join such a great forum with a great modelers .I`m Ali from Iraq and this is my first post here ,I started modeling since 3 years ago ,I scratch built all my dioramas with a ...
Hello sirs.. Nothing today it is this Nardi who struck her several times at La Sarthe in 1955, finishing a bit "flattened" in the gutter .. but hey that's...
Hi all, my name is Onno I’m new to the forum and discovered it a couple of weeks ago while surfing to look for reference material on Fett’s helmet, in...
The starting or ending point of any railroad is a yard! I decided to start a new layout by creating the yard and city first. The Track arrangement is based upon the Rutland Railways Rutland Vermont Yard. The Delaware & Hudson railroad being the other main railroad I model will share these facilities. My goal is to kitbash and scratch build structures to closely match the prototype. Elements of both the Rutland & Delaware & Hudson Railroads will be combined to create the overall look of Rutland yard and the city of Rutland. Links to my other blog + nbrodar blog started to showcase my locomotive scratch bashes. Scale http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/2697 HO Carbondale & Walpole Valley Railroad http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/2641 HO Delaware & Hudson consolidation 2-8-0 scratch bashes
I like commercial resin houses, but I much prefer to make my own. After all, who else is going to have one just like that? Here is my firs...
The first step in scratch building is usually to break down a complex shape into simple geometric shapes. Take for example a distributor. This is a fairly simple shape consisting of three progressively larger cylinders. The top and largest cylinder is surrounded with equally spaced 1/2 round cyli...
Get building instruction PDF and code https://www.patreon.com/buildinginstructions Duck Hunt game with Lego WeDo 2.0 by using motion and tilt sensor Shoot t...
Instagrammer Samantha Smith explains how she and her husband, with the support of her father in law who helped with the project management.
Chesapeake Bay Skipjack E.C.Collier is a great choice for Scratch-Building a Plank-on_Bulkhead Ship Model Easy curves and flat sides make planking easy Figure 1 Sail Plan of Chesapeake Bay Skipjack…
I’ve got a number of scratch built tanks I’ve cobbled together for my Chaos Renegade Militia army. I thought I would walk through the process I followed for building this half track that I use for a Chimera. The first step is to buy a load of plasticard. It’s not cheap, but generally goes a […]
Scratch-building an HO scale model of a stone arch viaduct using plaster and a latex rubber mold.
Geek stuff and nerdy ideas come together in what is little more than a brain dump for a few BuildBrighton members. Most people find this stuff boring.
