Model Building
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https://ntrak.ch/
The NTRAK Swiss Division is a Swiss club dedicated to N-scale modular model railroading, particularly American-prototype layouts built to NTRAK, oNeTRAK, and T-TRAK standards. The site features event schedules, build course announcements, gallery photos, and technical standards for members and newcomers interested in joining exhibitions across Switzerland.
http://spurnull.de/
Spurnull.de is a German-language online magazine dedicated to Scale 0 model railroad enthusiasts, with a focus on scratch-building locomotives and rolling stock in gauges 0, 0e, and 0f. The site covers finescale modeling at 1:43 to 1:48 ratios, including narrow-gauge and standard-gauge prototype topics for serious modelers.
http://slomra.org/
The San Luis Obispo Model Railroad Association (SLO MRA) is a club dedicated to model railroading across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties, hosting public events like Model Rail Days at the historic Oceano Depot. Visitors can learn about the club's HO and N scale layouts, community outreach projects, and upcoming swap meets and festivals.
http://trainweb.org/hopewellmod
Hosted on TrainWeb.org, this site appears to be dedicated to a model railroad layout, likely featuring the Hopewell-themed layout based on the URL. The image-heavy splash page invites visitors to explore what is presumably a collection of model train photos and layout details.
https://santrak.org/
SANTRAK is the San Antonio N-Trak Association, a 501(c)3 nonprofit club dedicated to N-scale modular model railroading in the San Antonio area. The site features club history, membership info, newsletters, module photos, home layouts, and techniques for N-Trak enthusiasts.
http://philsworkbench.blogspot.com/2011/09/grassnflock.html
Phil's Workbench is a daily-updated blog by Phil Parker, a hands-on hobbyist documenting his techniques for building models, miniatures, and model railways with wit and practical detail. This particular post covers applying static grass and flock to create realistic scrubby hillside scenery on a layout, complete with tips on using budget hair spray as an adhesive.
http://blackmoor.ca/
Blackmoor Miniatures is the personal site of Canadian artist Angela Imrie (known as SaxonAngel on CoolMiniOrNot), showcasing her finely painted fantasy and sci-fi miniatures from makers like Games Workshop, Reaper, and Hasslefree. The site features a miniature gallery, terrain gallery, painting tips and FAQ, work-in-progress projects, and a for-sale/commissions section.
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http://trainweb.org/ocmr
The Orange County Module Railroaders (OCMR) is a Southern California nonprofit club dedicated to modular HO-scale model railroading, with roots going back to the early 1970s. Visitors can find club history, meeting schedules, a photo gallery, information on joining, and details about their public displays at museums, fairs, and conventions.
https://michaelsrailways.blogspot.com/
Michael Campbell's long-running blog chronicles his passion for building narrow gauge model railway layouts in 009 and O14 scales, with multiple named layouts each documented in detail. Posts cover everything from track laying and weathering to exhibition reports and scratch-built structures, making it a rich resource for narrow gauge modelling enthusiasts.
https://nasg.org/
The National Association of S Gaugers (NASG) is the official home of the organization dedicated to promoting S scale model railroading, the 3/16" to the foot standard used by iconic American Flyer trains. Visitors can explore resources and community content for S gauge enthusiasts, covering scales like Sn2, Sn3, and 1:64.