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Clinics

This page will have more clinics as well as general tips and tricks...when you send me yours!

Please send me a copy of your clinic handouts...or anything you might want to share as a tip or trick.

Please e-mail these to me at this link...WEBMASTER

CLINICS

  Stock Car Operations  - Steve Sandifer
Presented at the 2004 LSR Gulf Coast Express

Clinics from the Division 3 Monthly Meetings

Scratchbuilding Structures in wood and styrene
Scratchbuilding Wooden Flat Cars
Intro into scratchbuilding
Scratchbuilding Switch Stands
The Details Make the Difference 
Building Wooden Trestle
Modeling in the Computer Age
If it ain't dirty it ain't done...Weathering 101
Model Railroading 101
Making Aspen Trees
Things we learned the hard way
What it takes to make a great model
Yard Office Kit Bash Part 1 | Part 2
Intro into Craftsman Kits
LED Lighting
Details
Foam Scenery Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6
Creating Junk Yard Cars
Casting Parts
Making RTV Molds
Operations Primer
Structures 101
Telling a story
Working with the Tortoise Switch Machines
Weathering Vehicles
Scratchbuilding Modern Flat Cars Part 1 | Part 2 
 

Tips & Tricks

From George in Division 3...

Here is the Bar Mills formula for the Floquil Driftwood stain substitute:
 
1 quart Sherwin William's Classic Interior Wood Oil Stain using the base color "Pickled White". Then have them tint it as follows:
W1 - 20
B1 - 16
Y3 - 11
Y1 - 2

This stuff takes quite awhile to dry so be patient.

  Individual, hand laid wooden shingles
 

How to do your Contest Write-ups

While it is a model contest or just some Acheivement Program judging it is important to have a good write-up.  Believe it or not, we aren't looking for War & Peace but no judge will have knowledge of every railroad to be able to judge a model without one.  Click on the link to open a PDF file with a check list of things to consider when you are doing your write-ups.  Click Here for the Check List.

 

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