help me wif scenery

[WEUSANDCORR]

Look in Australian Model Railroading Magazine in back pages for hobby shops in Oz. I'm 100% sure you will find a stockist of Kamblach books, Atlas books etc or e-mail me at [e-mail] I live Nth E NSW
Regards Les

[Teditor]

As a fellow Aussie living in Toowoomba Queensland I would suggest you contact the hobby stores you know and ask them.

Two that i deal with in Qld are in the Brisbane area - Austral Modelcraft and J & J Hobbies, they both have comprehensive ranges of DIY books.

Join a club and attend their meetings as well as help build the club layouts, you will soon learn, and if they are like the club I am secretary of, there will be a comprehensive library available as well.

Ted Freeman
Secretary
DDMRC Inc.

[Anonymous]

Hello mylayoutisho,

You can order Kalmback books online at http://store.yahoo.net/kalmbachcatalog/model-railroading-books.html. Hopefully a local hobbyshop will have them too.

Regards,

Paul Schmidt
Contributing Editor
Trains.com

[Anonymous]

true there are some hobby stores near me but i am no sure aboutt he resources they have

[dknelson]

Oh! Well I agree that if Kalmbach books are not available in Australia .... all bets are off. I imagine that Woodland Scenics stuff is unknown there are well.
Are there hobby shops of any kind in your area? Even if one does not feature trains, our friends the military modelers often have elaborate scenery on their battlefield recreations and there might be some resources there for you.
Dave Nelson

[Anonymous]

look for catalog,published by,"SCENIC ESPRESS", i have # 10,www.scenicexpress.com, 143 pages >>>>have fun.... aka hub

[Anonymous]

i think kamblach books sound AWESOME!!!!

[Anonymous]

i dunno where i can get them near me i live in australia

[dknelson]

Huh? You want to learn but rule out the best and most comprehensive source of clear tested information and intelligible graphics? Well ok ... then I'd go with the books and videos put out by Woodland Scenics. And "good luck"

Dave Nelson, wif several Kalmbach books on scenery in his library

[Anonymous]

i want to learn more about scenery eg. trees, hills although without refering to any kamblach books