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Calling all model railroad beginners...
Let me show all the model railroading tips and tricks - from the experts on the blog - you need to plan and build, step by step, a breath taking layout...
How to save a fortune on engines, rolling stock and scenery...
And how to side step the costly mistakes every beginner gets suckered in to...
We've all seen those amazing layouts – Like Dave's, Mark's and Arnie's . They look like the real thing. But believe it or not, here's how, you can plan and build a breathtaking layout, step by step, no matter how little space you have, or what your budget is.
And it all starts with the layout plan – that's the difference between a layout that never derails and runs like clockwork, smooth as silk without the stop-starts that blight most beginners.
What's more, I'm about to share a unique resource that I've built up over years of blogging on railroads. You'll know in days what the pros took years to learn.
Frankly, it shows you, step by step, how to plan and build a layout that your friends and family just won't believe you've created.
It doesn't matter if you've never modelled before, or you've just rediscovered your trains in the attic and blown the dust off. You'll be amazed at what you can create with this resource.
From: Alastair Lee
Dear Model Railroad Beginner,
Of course, I'm biased, but the downloadable information I'm about to share with you is unmissable for beginners and seasoned modellers.
Why do I say that? Because over the years I've collected hints and tips from thousands of model train enthusiasts – and together they make the most comprehensive model train resource you can ever imagine.
They make up a quick and easy step by step action plan that has you creating masterpieces in days.
A layout that fills you with pride, one that you're bursting to show your nearest and dearest?
Well I can tell you, even if you've never picked up a piece of track before, you can do it. What's more, I can prove it too - you've only got to see the pictures of some first time modellers on my blog: take a look at John's and you'll see exactly what I mean.
If you feel daunted by the thought of having a go - don't be! It's all about breaking it down: planning the layout to fit your space, the bench, putting the track down, what scenery to go where and why...
And then of course, there's all the electrics to sort out - and that's the last thing you want to get wrong after putting all your scenery down!
Seems like there's a lot to get to grips with, doesn't there? It's not your fault if you're thinking that - every beginner has been there.
The reality is, with the right planning and a solid step by step approach, anyone can create an absolutely stunning layout. And there's nothing more satisfying too.
It doesn't matter how much time or space you have - or if you have 'sausage fingers' like me. You just need the right process. And that goes for every part of your layout - the scenery, the electrics, the detailing... everything.
Once you know what to do - and why - they'll be no stopping you.
And it's hard to express the satisfaction you'll get from the hours and hours of running your locomotives. What's more, the look on your grandkids faces when they see your layout will be priceless.
And believe me...
And here's how – with my step by step “Model Railroads for Beginners.”
What makes it special is how it came together. Years and years of tips and tricks from the blog give it enormous value – but I have to say, when the folk in my Hall of Fame started endorsing it, even I was amazed.
It made me very proud of the book – and I know it'll give you the most direct and quickest route to a layout that makes you proud too. And that's a great feeling.
It's funny, but it's one of those hobbies that you never stop learning about. Nobody knows everything – so there's quite a learning curve. But this book softens the blow.
What's more, mistakes are expensive too – not to mention the time they burn. So save yourself a sm