05:05
How to paint plastic model kits - n scale stone tunnel portal
16:22
Modifying Electrofrog turnouts for DCC layouts - a 10 step checklist with jigs and tips
08:14
How to build strong benchwork for your model railway - no legs!
13:07
How to make a realistic diorama - mountain with rocks, animals and resin river
15:57
Swinging door for model layout room access with electronic latch
08:44
Converting a garage into a model train layout room - building and renovation ideas
08:00
Model a rain forest tree for a mossy jungle diorama in 1:48 scale
17:00
How to build an Arduino DCC++ EX program track with resin river
14:13
Build a curved trestle bridge over fake rocks on an N scale model railway
03:32
Build a styrene chopper for modelling
02:47
DIY cubby house with G Scale garden railway
04:32
Making a display shelf for model trains
16:34
How to make realistic lightweight fake rocks
06:20
10 - Update on mine area
04:33
09 - Wiring a model railway with LED lights in DC
04:46
08 - Making an adjustable table for the model railway
05:00
07 - Building a box for the model layout control panel
03:14
06 - Modelling an underground mine scene
05:05
05 - Installing insulated joints on pre-installed train track
03:52
04 - Cork vs foam track underlay for model railroading
02:12
03 - Diagnosing a stalling model locomotive
02:56
02 - Model train base board construction
03:11
01 - Designing a portable model train layout
01:11
Testing PL-10E turnout motor with LEDs and DC CDU
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About
Ferguson Bros Rail is for anyone interested in building model railways and dioramas. I publish a wide range of topics, including track laying, scenery construction, building structures, weathering techniques, and digital command control. It started as a chronicle of us building a small DC layout in N scale and has evolved into a range of modelling tips and tricks. Most of the modelling on Ferguson Bros Rail is aimed at N scale but the techniques apply to other scales too.
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