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The Haggis List

I was searching the internet the other evening trying to finds sites with tips and techniques for model railroad scenery. The search was coming up empty when I stumbled across the Haggis List Model Railroading FAQ.

I had discovered the list years ago but had forgotten about it. It contains hundreds of reader tips and solutions for doing just about anything on a model railroad - from layout design to scenery.

The only complaint I have is that it does not have pictures illustrating the ideas.

It looks like a great source of ideas. I've bookmarked it for future reference - so hopefully I won't forget about it again.

So, back to hunting for scenery tips and techniques. Anyone care to suggest web sites or blogs? Please leave a link in the comments section.

Scott

The Scrap Yard

It finally looks like GM Metals has been around for a long time. Or at least some of the junk there does. This area became the new home of some of the trees I made up for the Truro show.

You can just barely see Dickie Clothing through the dense canopy. The big notch at the left is where my lift-out bridge fits in. I need to get more junk, although Kim says I have enough junk now! Ha!

Scott