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Planning Scenery for Your Model Railroad: How to Use Nature for Modeling Realism (Model Railroader) .Fourth in the Realistic Model Railroading series by the same author, this volume shows modelers how to turn to the real thing ? natural land forms, crops, forests, water features, and even the season
Title | : | Planning Scenery for Your Model Railroad: How to Use Nature for Modeling Realism (Model Railroader) |
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.82 (594 Votes) |
Id Book | : | 0890246572 |
Format Type | : | Paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2007-01-01 |
Type File | : | PDF, DOC, RTF, ePub |
Fourth in the Realistic Model Railroading series by the same author, this volume shows modelers how to turn to the real thing ? natural land forms, crops, forests, water features, and even the seasons, to get better results on their model railroad layouts. What are the critical ? and ?model-able? ? differences between the Rockies and the Appalachian Mountains, for example, and what resources can help modelers achieve a natural-looking scene from each area? These big ideas are supported by modeling projects as examples of incorporating realistic natural effects including rock strata, water forms, field crops, and space-saving industries.
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It is actually a Hands-On book, full of helpful exercises, be aware that you really have to follow it in a sequential manner to really get all the things covered here. Most people already know the Java part of it anyway].
Also, BC4J is talked about much in the first few hundred pages of the book, but really the best explanation for it is on page 224, after you've seen BC4J referenced numerous times already. Also, quit recycling content. He defines a closed set as a set whose complement is open. Simple step by step guide for a beautiful wedding ceremony. it's like the poor mans condensed version. It used the Saga system TSR introduced for the Dragon Lance
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