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So any updates about if or when this group will be moving to the Groups.Io location? Gene

I'm planning a South Orange County layout tour for next fall with possible dates being either September 22 or September 29 (both are Saturdays). These dates fall between the Pacific Southwest Region

I just glued a sheet of 1/8" plywood to the botton and added some 1/8" plywood 1x3s for a frame and 2 or 3 cross members.

I used to own the 4x8 HOn3 Fulton County Narrow Gauge built by Ron Hatch. The layout and cover were entirely Styrofoam. Framing joists were 1x4 foam. It was all glued together.? There was an article

The Blick studio wood panels look pretty nice. They look pricey up in the range of larger small layouts, especially with HO sized panels that may require expensive shipping. For those of us who have

Blick Studio Artists' Panels - BLICK art materials?is available in the US.Look at the 1.5"deep ones in a variety of sizes. Bill Uffelman | | | | | | | | | | | Blick Studio Artists' Panels - BLICK art

Should work, but seems expensive. A 30"x30" panel is $56. A 5'x5' sheet of the same plywood is only $20 or so. Makes 2 30x30 panels at $10 each. The blocking and glue aren't much, but lets add another

Thanks.... Tom K.

---In small-layout-design@..., <thomasknapp@...> wrote : Do you have a link for the “art boxes”? I went to the Rex-Art site and could not find anything like what Gerd shows in his

Check out MasterpieceModules.com. We have mostly N scale T-trak modules, but they can be just the right size for any small layout in any gage. And they do custom size. David A. Petersen

Keith Pashina in Minnesota is modeling the Gilpin Tram in HOn3 and building his shelf layout from the 1.5" deep Artist's Board?13610-1824 - Blick Studio Gallery Profile Artists' Board - BLICK art

I think I'm somewhere in the midst of micro/small/medium sized layouts. I'm working with 2 2'x5' sections for a total of 20 square feet. About two-thirds the size of the ever-popular 4'x8', which most

I am designing two 4' x 30" HO scale modules for my use in a modular club. The two modules below represent a small town on the Ieft-side module and some industries on the right-side module. The top

Do you have a link for the “art boxes”? I went to the Rex-Art site and could not find anything like what Gerd shows in his video. A search on line turns up many wood boxes with lids or shadow box

I have also seen the ideas of Gerd on youtube and think they are very interesting. One excellent part of this idea is that you don't need to complete all the modules before you can take it to shows. I

I, too, am glad to see portable, larger "small" layouts. Though I greatly admire the micro layouts, I'd like something with more potential for a longer run. I have a "big" micro layout I haven't

A reminder; the 4th Almost Annual Small Layout Meet is June 16th at Northwest Ohio Rail Preservation in Findlay Ohio - details from me (haigh44094@...) or Jeff Schumaker (jschumaker@...). -

Sounds like a real serious project and a good one. Good luck with it! Ron SMRR [small-layout-design] <small-layout-design@...> wrote:

I'm glad there's interest here in larger but still portable layouts. I.e., able to fit in a small truck or SUV and manageable to move in and out of the vehicle by one person using a good size hand

Hi Ian, I have a need for lightweight scenery and found that Bragdon resins allows me to create lightweight real 3D scenery. George