However it won't do one thing to motivate someone to model or pick up a paint brush. I would argue technology has created more problems in the hobby by running off modelers due to frustration. Kevin N

Some are more useful than others, but some have incredible data. I would narrow your question to what topic you are looking for. Kevin NGMC

If there is not a comprehensive answer here, you may want to check this source: https://www.nkphts.org/ Kevin NGMC

Having a massive layout myself and there are things you learn, and you learned them early and well. Keep it simple for the reader to follow and use print people can read. Well done and look forward to

If I may, 5000K is the upward end on the lumens, but how I have my entire layout. This was the advice of a MRR photographer. Above that 'blue' kicks in.

Being I'm in the paint business, the biggest influencer honestly is the lighting above your work. Lumens and color will alter most. Some of the lights will totally change the look. I saw the one comme

Good Morning Gents. We have a lot of customers, but as a goodwill gesture, I wanted to give you first dibs on the new inventory that came in this week. Happy Building! Kevin https://www.narrowgaugemod

I send my condolences for those who knew him. For those who didn't to include myself, he was influential in the hobby with his V&O coal railroad. I only learned of him a few months ago and bought his

Nelson, SP & UP had armor yellow. Nice pics.

Ken, I've never seen a color chip spec for this yellow besides reefer yellow. Keep in mind, yellow deteriorated rapidly under the sun so it depends if you want the car to look new. We have reefer yell

Ehh? Sorry, I couldn't help myself. Kevin NGMC

All products from outside the US are still facing stocking issues and I don't see an improvement after two years +. I resell both MIG Ammo and Tamiya, and it took some work to ensure my entire product

The owner is well past the retirement age and wants to do something with his remaining years. The question is someone willing to buy them?

Great effort by all. Kevin

It in fact is a brand name and here is some more history. I'd be intrigued how they stacked and loaded them . . . but labor was cheap. https://www.semissourian.com/blogs/pavementends/entry/47195 Kevin

As I said, people don't answer emails . . it takes 2-3 times to get a replies. Some of the guys with less appropriate replies need to think before talking.

Gents, I semi-retired as a field sales engineer this year, I've owned Narrow Gauge Modeling Co. for seven years, member of the Freemasons, and sponsor two train shows. I note this because, it is not u

Think of it like a theater stage production. All you can see is the layout. I am running christmas lights below. This pic is some of my lower bench work.

I prefer plywood, but use any 3/4" stock cut with my table saw. I am currently building a 13x28' layout all from scrap wood and am showing the steps on Facebook under Fitchburg Railroad On30. The key

What sizes are generally required. How do you match up with the item to be inserted as it is so small. My knowledge of these sizes of drill bits is low and appreciate the assistance. Kevin