Bench Time #206: Brett’s Poor Finger & Tips & Tricks for Paint & Brushes
Ouch! This week on Bench Time, Brett shares the gory details of his recent encounter with a miter saw, a
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Ouch! This week on Bench Time, Brett shares the gory details of his recent encounter with a miter saw, a
This week’s episode is packed with exciting updates from our world of model railroading and model building. We dive deep
Welcome back to Bench Time with Wiley’s Scale Modeling! In this episode, we sit down with the talented duo behind
It’s been a few weeks since our last episode, but we’re back from the holiday break and we’ve been cranking
This week we talk about the difference between going 50%, 90% or 100% on a model kit build, what it
Over the past week, progress has been made on a highly detailed 1/87 scale city block from Walthers Trains. This
I’ve been looking for ways to make different supplies to paint, stain, and weather my models without breaking the bank.
Whether you are an accomplished master craftsman big shot or a green, wet behind the ears beginner, there is no
When you look at old photos of city skylines & street, you’ll probably see a wide variety of signage. I
Painting small detail parts to add life and character to your models is a step that takes a good eye
Local Show? Let’s Check It Out! Several weeks ago I needed some items from the hobby/train shop that I have
Who doesn’t enjoy looking at the fine details that often are associated with a larger craftsman type structure kit?
Microscope Glass as Alternative to Acetate in Windows This blog post deals with the use of hand tools and
Video Tutorial – Creating Grade Crossings or Paved Roads We found an awesome video tutorial series from a great model
Nearly every kit manufacturer produces a waterfront structure and many of them have an Oyster, Clams, Lobster or some sort
Here at HO Scale Customs, when we build a structure or any detail on our layout, we do so to
So often in modeling we see the representation in concrete done in the same old battleship gray, and there is
A few weeks back, we wrote an article here about using masking tape to create realistic window blinds, so you