Hi All:

I'm looking for a link to a good and thorough how-to video for using an airbrush. This would be a soup-to-nuts, set-up; use; clean-up video.

Shameless self-promotion is encouraged.

Thanks! I'm using an Iwata-Medea Eclipse HP CS Dual-Action Gravity Feed (below).

CDMV

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I rarely run with DC train control. Yes, certainly in bench testing and on a test loop I will exercise DC models, but my focus is on DCC control, for the most part. Recently, I had an impassioned request for help with block detection on a DC layout, with a specific request to use the “venerable” Twin-T detector circuit. It led me down a path that I did not expect, and to this report, that may be of interest to modelers

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When I moved to the USA I had all my Models, Modeling Supplies and Tools packed into crates. My new wife's home was very small and I had no room to unpack and do any modeling. We purchased a new home but still had little room to model and the only place I had to work was on the dining room table, eventually I got a Roll Top desk to be able to do modeling in the lounge. The problem was finding the parts for any project I wanted to complete as they were still packed away.

It seems there is much buzz about photography lately. Be it smart phone or other, there is something I feel I must say. Please put some light on the models ! No matter what camera you are using, put light and more light on it. If you don't, you just might end up with other issues and chase your tail with settings unnecessarily. Dark pictures are just that..dark. Every ones models look the same in the dark, low detail and dark.