Today on It's My Railroad we install the track for the logging camp on my N gauge layout. This model railroad how to tutorial will guide you through the process of cutting and gluing down sleeper, pine rails, and the track for a rustic N scale logging camp. This technique works for Z Scale, N Scale, HO Scale, or any other scale. If you are into model railroading, then this is something you will definitely benefit from. So what you we waitin' for? Let's get started right now!
How We Painted The Track:
• 010(PT2): Custom roadb...
Products Used On The BSR:
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n scale, kato, atlas, sawmill, diorama, layout, ho scale, kathy millatt