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modelrailwayscenery.org is a website for the model railroader about model railway
scenery planning and constructing model railroads. Author Brian Miller has written
the book "Model Railroading Scenery Construction Techniques " which is available for instant
download from this modelrailwayscenery.org website. The ebook covers a range of topics relating to
building model railway scenery including:
- Colors, Textures, Weathering and Adhesives
- Colors
- Textures
- Weathering
- Adhesives
- Benchwork
- Terrain
- Using Hydrocal
- Base Cover
- Groundcover
- Low Cover
- Medium Cover
- High Cover
- Making Your Own Groundcover
- Rocks for Groundcover
- Rock Faces
- Make Your Own Rocks and Cliffs
- Backdrops
- Why Would a Backdrop Work?
- Painting Your Own Backdrop
- Creating the Backdrop
- Getting the Scene Arranged
- What About Buying a Backdrop?
- Making Trees
- Getting Trees in Perspective
- Bodies of Water
- A Traditional Procedure
- A Realistic Water Approach
- Ideas for Realism
- Creating a Waterfall
- Making Roads and Sidewalks
- Paved Surfaces
- A Few Helpful Tips
- Unpaved Roads
- Bridges
- Should You Make Your Own Bridge?
- Getting the Bridge Ready
- Tunnels
- Styrofoam Process
- Tunnels from Cookie Trays
- What Colors?
- Scenery and Buildings
- Specific Railway Items
- Ideas for Creating Unique Scenes
- Details on Buildings
- Using LED Lighting
- Cityscapes And Industrial Areas
- Creating a Mountain Scene
- Building A Mountain
- Newspaper and Plaster Cloth
- Extruded Foam Insulation
- Scenery Materials
- Grass
- Tree Materials
- Mountain and Rock Items
- Urban Items
- Rural Settlements
- Winter Ideas
- Snow
- Icicles
- Frozen Ponds
- Airbrushing
- Airbrushing Tips
- Cleaning Your Brush
- Using Ballast
- Ballast techniques
- What Ballast Works Best?
- How Much?
- Removing Ballast
- Modeling Different Eras
- 19th Century
- 20th Century, First Half
- Post-War Mid-20th Century
- The Interstate Ag
- The Modern Age
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