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2012-01-06 Jan 7, Model Railroad Stories
We all have model railroad stories we could tell - some funny, some not-so-funny, but maybe educational. If you have a story to tell about your model railroad experience, let us know about it here. 
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Model Railroading Blog / www.building-your-model-railroad.com
2011-12-04 Dec 5, Technique for Painting Locomotives and/or Rolling Stock, from John Staehle
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A new start with photos to share within the new hobby barn. The great thing about starting over is that one can rebuild with what you have as I am in stages 
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Details on the Cheap with Mike Duggan […]
Model Railroading Blog / www.building-your-model-railroad.com
2011-11-16 Nov 17, I Couldn't Have Said It Better Myself!
Michael Buzzeo wrote in this comment: "This is the most user-friendly, informative site on model railroading I have ever seen. It offers clear, concise and to-the-point instructions of the hobby. Once you stop here, there will be no reason to go anywhere else!!!"
[Thanks, Mike. I really appreciate it!-GJW] See more comments here! 
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[Thanks, Mike. I really appreciate it!-GJW] See more comments here!
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I discovered a few helpful tips, I would like to pass on. So, here we go! If you are tired of using the various colors of masking tape for drapes/curtains, you might like to try the white self-adhesive wallboard tape. It has threads that run N,S,E, and W. It does adhere well to the plastic parts and I think it does look very realistic. The next tip deals with making scale hay for hay bales. Do try the home coffee grinder to grind up the pieces of hay from the animal/pet supply house. Just cut your scale hay bales from wood, paint them yellow, and glue the ground up pieces of hay to the bale. And the last tip deals with the purchase and/or ordering on line the […]
