Where The Real Weathering Junkies Go

A scale model junkyard is the focus of ‘Scrap Metal’, a recent post by Charles King on the iModeler site. Charles certainly nailed a particular

Model Railroader Dude Explains: Not All Techniques Work In Smaller Scales

Chris Mears writes a model railroad blog I read regularly, and like me, he bucks the mainstream model railroad industrial complex view that model railroaders

Two Modeling Worlds Collide: Tanks and Trains

This could have been done with HO models, but I admire that the care was taken to render this in 1/72. 3D printing certainly helps…

Beyond Model Photography, or Don’t Call It Cheating If It Actually Works

From the model railroad universe comes this brief meditation on photographic trickery in model photos. Model railroaders arguably have more challenges in photographing their work,

I’m Officially a Famous Modeler of…Railroads

https://updunesjunction.blogspot.com/2021/04/now-it-can-be-told-old-line-corridor-in.html?fbclid=IwAR2yfk6k59yuvLxXCjkQwAo__kwQIq6GcFqOTdcpGUG2YjIQEuxNQKo6Ns8 My model railroad layout story is in May edition of Railroad Model Craftsman! The scale, for those of you unschooled in the ways of

Plastic Model Mojo on Weathering, Baroque and Otherwise

Plastic Model Mojo episode #34 “Talk About the Weather(ing)” dropped this past week, in time to listen at the bench while I applied some colors