books by Dave Frary

books by Dave Frary

books:

Dave Frary

How to Build Realistic Model Railroad Scenery, Third Edition (Model Railroader Books)

Dave Frary

Kalmbach Publishing Company, 2005

How to Build Realistic Model Railroad Scenery
This author has done an amazing job going through step by step on how to create realistic scale model scenery. He adds tips and tricks that helped me to build some small scale movie sets I was making. I suggest this book to anyone trying to do what the title implies. ...

303 Tips for Detailing Model Railroad Scenery and Structures (Model Railroad Handbook)

Dave Frary, Bob Hayden

Kalmbach Publishing Company, 1995

Excellent, full of simple, cost effective ideas
This book is full of "why didn't I think of that" type of detail hints/helps. Many of them are easy, inexpensive, and really add to the overall realism of any model railroad, regardless of scale. Beginners, intermediates, and advanced modelers can all benefit from ...

Realistic Scenery for Toy Train Layouts
Dave Frary

Kalmbach Pub Co, 1996

Scenery can really make a layout outstanding! Introduces the basic tools and materials of scenery, and presents easy scenery projects. Includes information on laying and ballasting track as well as techniques for making rocks and mountains, ground cover and tress, and roads and water.

222 Tips for Building Model Railroad Structures (Model Railroad Handbook, No. 34)

Dave Frary

Kalmbach Publishing Company, 1993

Great book about modeling structures.
I own several how-to books on model railroading and this one in particular does a great job of explaining how to build and incorporate structures on layouts. It also has great diagrams and pictures to help the reader with projects they may want to try. I highly ...

The Pennsy Middle Division in Ho Scale (Model Railroader)

Dave Frary

Kalmbach Publishing Company, 1996

A very handy reference tool for the HO layout builder
Frary's book presents the construction of a model railroad layout as a step by step project, from the planning stages, through the construction process, to the operation of the finished model. Although Frary specifically models the Pennsylvania Railroad, his book is a ...