There are several nozzle sizes available for airbrushes ranging from 0.1mm to 5mm. For many modellers, a medium...
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There are several nozzle sizes available for airbrushes ranging from 0.1mm to 5mm. For many modellers, a medium...
Maskol is a liquid rubber solution that can be used on plastic models to cover areas that you don't want to paint....
There are three main types of hand drills used in modelling, all with quite amusing or non-descriptive names...
In theory, all decoder brands conform to the same standards so should be compatible with all locomotives (providing...
The word coach has been around since the 15th century and derives from a town in Hungary called Kocs (pronounced...
The main reason for using underlay is to help to reduce the noise on your layout. If you run your train on track placed directly on wood, it resonates a lot and this is amplified by the void under the baseboard.
The second reason is by putting underlay under the track, this will raise the track slightly and give a more realistic look when adding ballast.
If you look at the real thing, the ballast is at least 6in (15cm) deep and can be up to 12in (30cm) deep. Obviously, with model railways, we do not need to use ballast for the same reasons, but raising the track will create the same look.
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