This post provides some detail about my design choices and compromises for the N Scale Richmond Belt Line (RBLC) which is heavily influenced by
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Keeping with my ambition to construct the majority of the WGR with foam, I have been experimenting with a few different construction techniques in an
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I have been on a bit of a binge gluing and stapling strips together into a web defining my vision of the Sierra Lumber Company terrain. I had some f
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Saturday morning I applied plaster cloth until I ran out. I was able to complete the area in the vicinity of Camp One. I have more in the mail from
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When thinking about the size and quantity of buildings I wanted to construct on my layout from strip wood, I realized that it would not be cost effec
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Port of RichmondPort of Richmond is based on a blend of influences from industrial trackage and industries located near the Port of Richmond, Po
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The Richmond Pacific East Main
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As the benchwork progresses I’ve had some time to test some 1:1 track planning and I’ve been making small modifications to the plan. I decided that
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