David Laughridge, known as Doctor Tinker presentes the remainder of his articles and letter that appeared in O Gauge Railroading magazine over the last ten years. In volumne 2, Dr. Tinker tells about nuts, bolts, screws and fastners and why it is important to get "just the right one." A special section is given to the important question of restoration and repainting. Ever see paint "crackle"? David will tell you how to fix it.

Dr. Tinker Repairs Toy Trains, Vol 2

Engineering & Transportation

Laughridge, David

Automotive

Ogr Publishing, Inc.

The late Jim Barrett wrote how-to-do-it articles for O Gauge Railroading magazine for many, many years. His imitable teaching style and easy-to-read articles make this book a must-have for any model railroader.\nThis book chronicles the building of Jim's O gauge layout in the basement of his home. Seven years of hints and tips on model railroading are contained in the forty-five chapters of this book. The book contains 270 pages, and more than 650 photos highlight this fantastic book on model railroading.

Building a Layout by Jim Barrett

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Barrett, Jim

Crafts & Hobbies

This book presents twenty-one great ideas for small O gauge train layouts, using Lionel's FasTrack and Atlas O's O Gauge Track System. Each layout contains a track diagram, a build-out diagram, a bill of materials, and a wonderful narrative by author Ken Hoganson explaining how to build the layout. All the layouts are easy to build, and are suitable for a novice builder.

21 Great Track Plans for Compact Layouts

Children's Books

Hoganson, Ken

Cars, Trains & Things That Go

Tower City Trains

80 pages of unbelivable photos of an amazing O Gauge train layout.

Arts & Photography

Bramlage, Bill

Photography & Video

The construction of the train layout in this book started in 2008 and was completed in 2015. Photos show the elevated observation and control platform. The ceiling is painted black to hide it as much as possible. There are three lighting systems for the layout. There are fluorescent lights for general lighting and work, track lighting for dramatic evening and nighttime lighting and a third system of track lights focused on the walls for the sky lighting effects. I built this layout to entertain me, my grandchildren, and my friends. I hope you enjoy this layout tour!\nThe photos in this book are very unique. Each photo is a composite of 30 to 100 individual images, all focus-stacked in digital layers and composited together. The result is that every image is stunningly sharp, bright and clear with amazing depth of field!\nAll the photos were taken with a Nikon D5200 camera set at f12 at an ISO setting of 100. The images were stacked using the Zerene Stacker program from Zerene Systems. www.zerenesystems.com

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Dr. Tinker Repairs Toy Trains, Vol 2

Building a Layout by Jim Barrett

21 Great Track Plans for Compact Layouts

Tower City Trains

Tower City Trains