36 results for 'Railroad Model Craftsman'

You can build and paint structures and rolling stock with weathering and other details that really stand out! Combine them all in a realistic diorama, or apply them to your own model railroad. Author...

You can build detailed railroad models! Scott Lupia shares more than 30 years of custom model building experience in this collection of classic articles from the pages of Railroad Model Craftsman,...

You can create realistic scenery for your model railroad! Follow along and learn tips and techniques from the experts, taken from the pages of Railroad Model Craftsman. You don’t need expensive tools...

Features: New Baltimore & Fair Haven • by GREGORY RICH, MMR — We visit a beautiful freelanced HO scale layout set in the late 1920s. Gunderson SP&S 50’ Boxcars  • by JAMES KINKAID — Built for...

H.J. Mull Store is based on a prototype structure found in North Carolina. Old general stores are great structures with lots of personality, and they can fit on our model railroad layouts in any...

H.J. Mull Store is based on a prototype structure found in North Carolina. Old general stores are great structures with lots of personality, and they can fit on our model railroad layouts in any...

The Penwood Rural Post Office is based on a prototype structure found in rural North Carolina. It represents a "backwoods" town post office and has some nice features for this small structure. It can...

The Rowhouse is a common structure found across North America in small, railroad-serviced towns. In the 19th and 20th centuries, rowhouses lined streets near production mills, industrial areas, and...

Hopper's Bar & Grille represents a typical corner watering hole and eatery... a common site in any small or medium town, or even large city. It will sit well in any town on your model railroad empire...

Hopper's Bar & Grille represents a typical corner watering hole and eatery... a common site in any small or medium town, or even large city. It will sit well in any town on your model railroad empire...

The Rowhouse is a common structure found across North America in small, railroad-serviced towns. In the 19th and 20th centuries, rowhouses lined streets near production mills, industrial areas, and...

The small Coal House represents part of engine service facilities that may exist at the end of a branch line or in a backwoods or rural area. It may be an active facility on your steam-era railroad,...