HERE ARE 2 BOOKS FOR THE
MODEL RAILROAD ENTHUSIAST:
#1 The Encyclopedia of
MODEL RAILROADS
Terry Allen, General Editor
Foreword by Kenneth Mortimer
Peerage Books, London, England, Reprinted 1985
Large format hardcover, good condition, dust jacket is fair
This practical full color encyclopedia begins with an introduction to the railroad modeling hobby which examines the many choices of scale, gauge, equipment and style of layout available. The story is also told of the history of the hobby which can trace its origins back to the early days of prototype railroads. The book describes how to build a model railroad, advising the reader on the best use of space and resources. Examples are given of the types of layout and the methods of baseboard, track and scenery construction. The great variety of locomotives and rolling stock is discussed in detail - from ready-to-run models and kits to the highest standards of fine-scale models.
As well as being a very practical book, the Encyclopedia features some of today's finest layouts. Many color photographs and track plans are included, with useful tips from the builders.
Nearly 100 color artworks and diagrams have been prepared for this superb encyclopedia, which also includes more than 180 excellent color photographs
#2 ANIMATED SCALE MODELS HANDBOOK
Adolph F. Frank
Arco Publishing, Inc., New York, NY, 1981
Large format softcover, good condition
Make your miniatures and models come to life. Fully illustrated, complete with detailed instructions and technical drawings.
USPS Media Rate postage will
be calculated @ 4 pounds weight
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