Best of MRH, vol 1: TRACKWORK (paperback)
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PAPERBACK - We've taken the top ten best trackwork articles from the first 99 issues of Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine and put them in this paperback book. This book is all meat -- it has no ads, unlike the free MRH magazine.
If you've ever wanted a copy of the best Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine articles in a book you can hold in your hands, this is just what you've been looking for!
This book is part of a new paperback series that puts the best of the first 99 issues of Model Railroad Hobbyist into hardcopy books without ads.
We're organizing the articles in each volume by topic, so you can conveniently purchase the volumes with topics of interest.
104 pages.
- FREE SHIPPING US
- 50% OFF FOREIGN SHIPPING
PAPERBACK - We've taken the top ten best trackwork articles from the first 99 issues of Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine and put them in this paperback book. This book is all meat -- it has no ads, unlike the free MRH magazine.
If you've ever wanted a copy of the best Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine articles in a book you can hold in your hands, this is just what you've been looking for!
This book is part of a new paperback series that puts the best of the first 99 issues of Model Railroad Hobbyist into hardcopy books without ads.
We're organizing the articles in each volume by topic, so you can conveniently purchase the volumes with topics of interest.
104 pages.
Contents
- Editorial - Turn a small track project into a large one
- Laying track on the KCT
- MicroEngineering track 101
- Track ballasting tips
- Track is a model too
- Painting and weathering turnouts
- Build an operating switch stand
- Constructing a helix
- Poor man's jig-built turnouts
- Improving an Atlas crossover
- Laying track on the KCT
- MicroEngineering track 101
- Track ballasting tips
- Track is a model too
- Painting and weathering turnouts
- Build an operating switch stand
- Constructing a helix
- Poor man's jig-built turnouts
- Improving an Atlas crossover