When building a plastic kit model it is normal for the parts to come out of the box arranged on a plastic frame. This...
Valid to UK only - excludes oversized items
When building a plastic kit model it is normal for the parts to come out of the box arranged on a plastic frame. This...
In Britain we love our 00 gauge model railways. It is the most popular gauge to model in closely followed by N gauge,...
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Hydrocal can be easily painted using acrylic paints.Hydrocal is a plaster-like substance many modellers use for...
For O gauge the best ballast would have to be coarse as this has much larger stone chips than fine or medium grade ballast and would be more in keeping with the scale of your layout.
Keep in mind that O gauge is 1/43 scale in the UK and 1/48 outside the UK. So if you were to measure the size of a ballast stone from the real thing, you would have to reduce the size by 48 to have the scale size.
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