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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10562060845348 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR1407 (2201) |
| Category: |
Model Making: Trains |
| New / Used: | Used |
Description
HOW TO BUILD REALISTIC MODEL RAILROAD SCENERY
by Dave Frary
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 0890240361
Format: medium softcover, stapled
Published: Kalmbach Publishing 1982, 5th printing 1988
Size (mm): 210 w x 285 h x 5 d
Pages: 99
SKU: A4L/2512/U232
ABOUT
One of model railroading's best-known scenery modelers offers techniques for adding realism to a layout of any size or scale.
A cookbook approach to creating scenery like an expert that delivers predictable results every time. Teaches how to design, build, model, and finish backgrounds, mountains, hills, trees, bushes, water, dirt, and much more. Features detailed photos, techniques, and product information.
Illustrated throughout with monochrome and colour images, diagrams.
CONDITION
Immaculate with only light wear on covers. Images depict all need to know detail.
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