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Dream-Plan-Build Video Series Table of Contents
Posted by kenkal on Saturday, February 9, 2008 9:54 AM

The Dream-Plan-Build Video Series put out by Kalmbach is a reasonably good series that may be a little over priced with the shipping & handling, but, for me at least, I usually get enough interest and new information to make it worthwhile. I look forward to it in the mailbox every 6 weeks or so, just like I do the monthly Model Railroader.

Joe-Daddy and others have requested an Index/Table of Contents for the many videos.  Since I have built and maintain this information for myself, I agreed to post it here.

Rather than alphabetical or chapter order, I put each volume's contents in order by type -- Technique, Prototype, etc.  

Hope you find this useful.  Ken

  Dream Plan Build Series
    Layouts, Modeling Tips & Prototype Railroads
       
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
1 1 Layout Night Time Railroading on David Nicastro's HO Pike
1 4 Layout Fantastic Urban Modeling on George Sellios' HO Layout
1 6 Layout Mountain Railroading on Marcel Trautwein's HO Layout
1 10 Layout Bigger is Better on Tony Lash's O Gauge Empire
1 12 Layout American Flyer Lives on Dick Robinson's S Scale Layout
1 15 Layout The Spectacle of the Northlandz Model Train Display
1 3 Prototype World's Biggest Train Yard - UP Bailey Yard
1 8 Prototype Railroad Speeders
1 14 Prototype Railway Post Offices
1 2 Technique Enhancing Your Layout with Lighting & Backdrops
1 5 Technique Making Waves
1 7 Technique Cardboard Sub terrain
1 9 Technique Painting A Backdrop: Adding the Details
1 11 Technique Two Ways to Realistic Rocks
1 13 Technique Using AN Airbrush
       
1 Bonus Features   Building Your First Model Railroad
1 Bonus Features   Optimize Your Operation
       
1 Printable PDF's   10 Steps for DCC
1 Printable PDF's   Airbrushing
1 Printable PDF's   Airbrushing Tips
1 Printable PDF's   Casting Rocks
1 Printable PDF's   Cleaning Wheels
1 Printable PDF's   Cool Water
1 Printable PDF's   Modeler's Toolbox
1 Printable PDF's   Painting A Backdrop
1 Printable PDF's   Room size Railroads
1 Printable PDF's   Sub terrain
1 Printable PDF's   Track Cleaning
       
       
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
2 1 Layout Howard Zane's HO Masterpiece
2 4 Layout 30 Years of Union Pacific on John Gray's HO Layout
2 6 Layout Trash to Treasures on Maury Decosters Garden Layout
2 11 Layout Tom Picirilllo's O Gauge Trolley Cars
2 13 Layout The Ins & Outs of Stan Roy's Lionel Layout
2 3 Prototype Restoration of the Pioneer Zephyr
2 8 Prototype A lesson in Logging on Bob Browns On3 Layout
2 10 Prototype Behind the Scenes at Union Tank Car
2 15 Prototype Mount Rainer Scenic Railroad
2 2 Technique Kit bashing Highlights & How To
2 5 Technique Sure-Fire Track Laying Tips
2 7 Technique Making Superb Structures with Laser-Etched Kits
2 9 Technique Details that Bring Your Layout to Life
2 12 Technique How to Weather Track
2 14 Technique Getting Started with DCC
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2 Bonus Features Title 2 Building a Basic Garden Railroad
       
2 Printable PDF's   DCC
2 Printable PDF's   Details
2 Printable PDF's   Electrified Railroads
2 Printable PDF's   Garden Railway
2 Printable PDF's   Kit bashing Highlights & How To
2 Printable PDF's   Laser Cut Kits
2 Printable PDF's   Logging Railroads
2 Printable PDF's   Perfect Track
2 Printable PDF's   Weathering Track
       
2 Bonus Features Title 3 Cleaning Track, Wheels
       
       
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
3 1 Layout Form, Function & Fun on Stewart's N Scale Layout
3 4 Layout Ironhead Timber Co: Bob Clarke's On3 Layout
3 6 Layout Allen McClelland's HO Model Marvel
3 8 Layout The Grandeur of Jim Strong's Garden Layout
3 11 Layout Adding Realism on Tom Wilson's HO Layout
3 13 Layout Dave Watson's O Gauge Empire
3 3 Prototype Shays in the Pines: Yosemite Mountain RR
3 10 Prototype A Northwest Wonder: The Cascade Tunnel
3 15 Prototype The Stars of Railtown 1897
3 2 Technique How to Build Brass Etched Kits
3 5 Technique Adding Realism with Decals & Weathering
3 7 Technique Air Brush Technique: Weathering Your Diesel
3 9 Technique Build a Better Layout with a 3D Track Plan
3 12 Technique Realistic Operations on a Small Layout
3 14 Technique Enjoying Contemporary Toy Trains
       
3 Bonus Features Title 2 A Behind the Scenes Tour of Kalmbach's Club Layout
       
3 Printable PDF's   Brass Etched Kits
3 Printable PDF's   Decals
3 Printable PDF's   Guide to Operations
3 Printable PDF's   Layout Tips
3 Printable PDF's   Planning in 3D
3 Printable PDF's   Toy Train Storage
3 Printable PDF's   Weathering Steam Locos
3 Printable PDF's   Weathering Structures
       

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Posted by kenkal on Saturday, February 9, 2008 9:57 AM
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
4 15 Layout 70 Years of History at the Baltimore RR Club
4 3 Layout All-Weather Modeling in Large Scale
4 11 Layout Heavy Industry from Scratch on Jeff Borne's HO Layout
4 1 Layout Industry, Agriculture & Main Street in HO Scale
4 6 Layout Steve Anderson's Sn3 West Side Lumber Co.
4 8 Layout The Living Dream of Steve Baldwin's O Gauge Layout
4 10 Perspective A Look at Lionel Trains, Past & Present
4 4 Prototype Modern-Day Track Laying & RR Maintenance
4 13 Prototype The Form, Function, and Fate of the Caboose
4 2 Technique Add DCC to Your Locomotive
4 7 Technique Building Better Benchwork
4 14 Technique Customizing Locomotives: Stripping Paint
4 9 Technique Found an Old Train - What Next?
4 5 Technique Proper Flex Track technique
4 12 Technique Tips for Working with Resin Kits
       
4 Printable PDF's   Benchwork
4 Printable PDF's   Columbia Steel
4 Printable PDF's   DCC Decoders
4 Printable PDF's   Flex track
4 Printable PDF's   Resin Kits
4 Printable PDF's   Train Value
4 Printable PDF's   West Side Lumber
       
       
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
5 1 Layout Steamin' on Jack Parker's HO Layout
5 4 Layout A Moving Experience on Daryl Kruse's N Scale Layout
5 6 Layout Building Scenery on Rob Spangler's HO Layout
5 8 Layout Andy DeLucia's Gold Rush Garden Railroad
5 11 Layout Ron Bircher's Napa Valley Gn3 Layout
5 13 Layout A Tale of Two Cities: Twin City MR Museum
5 3 Prototype The Legends of Steamtown National History Site
5 10 Prototype The "Impossible" White pass & Yukon
5 15 Prototype Reliving the Golden Age on the Tennessee Valley RR
5 2 Technique Wire Your Layout for DCC
5 5 Technique Get Real: How to Use Operating Paperwork
5 7 Technique Airbrush Tips: Weathering Your Locomotives
5 9 Technique Add A River to Your Layout
5 12 Technique Details That Bring Your Layout To Life, Part 2
5 14 Technique Create Great Grade Crossings
       
5 Printable PDF's   Converting to DCC
5 Printable PDF's   DCC Terms
5 Printable PDF's   Grade Crossings
5 Printable PDF's   Modeling A Creek
5 Printable PDF's   Timetables
5 Printable PDF's   Unique People
5 Printable PDF's   Weathering Your Diesels
       
       
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
6 1 Layout C & O Steam on Dan Zugelter's HO Layout
6 5 Layout Tips for Realistic Scenery on Eric Brooman's HO Layout
6 7 Layout The Edlen's Scratch-Built Wonder in G Scale
6 9 Layout Authentic Modeling on the Puget Sound Club Layout
6 13 Layout Animation on Eric Michaelson's O Gauge Layout
6 16 Layout Urban, Rural & Industrial at the Great Train Story Exhibit
6 3 Prototype The Eureka: A Restored Wood Burning Engine
6 11 Prototype The Restored Sumpter Valley Railway
6 15 Prototype The Most Beautiful Diesel: the ALCO PA
6 2 Technique Creating Rural Roads with Joint Compound
6 4 Technique Step by Step: Installing Sectional Track
6 6 Technique Quick Tips for Extending Your Layout
6 8 Technique Basics of Scratch-Building with Styrene
6 10 Technique Realistic Ground Cover Using Static Grass
6 12 Technique Adding a Farm Filed in One Evening
6 14 Technique Determining the Value of Your Antique Train
       
6 Printable PDF's   Adding Water Feature
6 Printable PDF's   Adding Grass
6 Printable PDF's   Extending Your Layout
6 Printable PDF's   Modeling Highways
6 Printable PDF's   Styrene Tips
6 Printable PDF's   The Big Find
6 Printable PDF's   Track Terminology
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Posted by kenkal on Saturday, February 9, 2008 9:59 AM
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
7 13 Layout Cincinnati's Railroad History I O and S Gauge
7 5 Layout Four Season Modeling on the Speer's Garden Railroad
7 3 Layout Intricate track on the Great Falls Club Layout
7 10 Layout Jerry Strangarity's Structure Modeling in HO Scale
7 8 Layout Ken McCorry's World Record HO Layout
7 1 Layout Realistic Scenes on Lou Ullian's On3 Logging Layout
7 12 Prototype A Journey Through the Breathtaking Copper Canyon
7 7 Prototype Behind the Scenes: The St. Louis Car Co,
7 15 Prototype Steam & Diesel at the North Carolina RR Museum
7 2 Technique Add Realism Using Sound
7 11 Technique Detailing Structure Interiors for Added Realism
7 14 Technique Making Ground Cover with Real Leaves
7 4 Technique Step-by-Step: Hand Laying Track
7 9 Technique Using Foam for you Scenery Base
7 6 Technique Weathering Wood With Sandpiper
       
7 Printable PDF's   Benchwork
7 Printable PDF's   DCC Sound Tips
7 Printable PDF's   Forest Scenery
7 Printable PDF's   Rolling Stock Tune-up
7 Printable PDF's   Scratch Building
7 Printable PDF's   Station Plans
       
       
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
8 3 Layout Adding the Details on Neil Thompson's HO Layout
8 5 Layout Behind the Scenes: Building an Indoor Garden Railroad
8 13 Layout Bob Board's American Flyer Layout & Collection
8 1 Layout Lorell Joiner's Intricate Industrial O Gauge Layout
8 10 Layout Operations on the Pasadena Model RR Club Layout
8 8 Layout Western Realism on Elliot Klein's O Gauge Layout
8 15 Prototype Preservation of Steam on the Heber Valley Railroad
8 11 Prototype Riding the Rails at the Kentucky Railway Museum
8 6 Prototype The History of the Bicentennial Train
8 12 Technique Creating a Realistic Forest Scene
8 14 Technique Enhancing Wood Structures by Weathering
8 7 Technique Fine Tuning Your Rolling Stock
8 4 Technique Scratchbuilding from Model Railroader Plans
8 2 Technique Step-By-Step: Building L-Girder Benchwork
8 9 Technique Tips for Better Sound with DCC
       
8 Printable PDF's   Driving Spikes
8 Printable PDF's   McCorry's Mainline
8 Printable PDF's   Quick Interiors
8 Printable PDF's   Sound Installation
8 Printable PDF's   Styrofoam Mountains
8 Printable PDF's   Using Backyard Materials
       
    SPECIAL PROJECTS EDITION - REALISTIC LAYOUT OPERATIONS
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
RLO 1 Operations Getting Started: Switch Lists
RLO 2 Operations SIMPLE Sequence Operations
RLO 3 Operations Resources for Realistic Operations
RLO 4 Operations Naugatuck Valley RR Tour
RLO 5 Operations Assigning Jobs
RLO 6 Operations The Yardmaster & The Assistant
RLO 7 Operations The Dispatcher
RLO 8 Operations Writing a Train Order
RLO 9 Operations The First Train Up the Line: ND-2
RLO 10 Operations The Second Train: OD-2
RLO 11 Operations Commuter Trains
RLO 12 Operations The First Turn: NX-15
RLO 13 Operations Creating a Car Forwarding System
RLO 14 Operations The River Job
RLO 15 Operations The Second Turn: NX-17
RLO 16 Operations Ending the Day
       
RLO Printable PDF's Operations Clearance Form
RLO Printable PDF's Operations Glossary of Terms
RLO Printable PDF's Operations Sample Timetable
RLO Printable PDF's Operations Switch List
RLO Printable PDF's Operations Train Order Book
RLO Printable PDF's Operations Train Order Form
RLO Printable PDF's Operations Train Register
RLO Printable PDF's Operations Train Sheet
       
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Posted by kenkal on Saturday, February 9, 2008 10:00 AM
    SPECIAL PROJECTS EDITION - DCC 
Vol. Chapter  Type Title 
DCC Intro. - 1 Technique Installing DCC Start To Finish 
DCC Intro. - 2 Technique Components 
DCC Components - 3 Technique Command Stations & Throttles 
DCC Components - 4 Technique Panel Connectors 
DCC Components - 5 Technique Power Supply 
DCC Components - 6 Technique Track Connections 
DCC Components - 7 Technique Decoders 
DCC Components - 8 Technique Programming Track 
DCC Components - 9 Technique Computer Control 
DCC Components -10 Technique Block Occupancy Detector 
DCC Components -11 Technique Signals 
DCC Components -12 Technique Putting It All Together 
DCC Wiring -13 Technique Creating Control Bus Wires 
DCC Wiring -14 Technique Connecting the Command Station 
DCC Wiring -15 Technique Installing Panel Connectors 
DCC Wiring -16 Technique Attaching the Programming Track 
DCC Wiring -17 Technique Wiring a Booster Section 
DCC Wiring -18 Technique Connecting Your Computer 
DCC Wiring -19 Technique Installing and Programming A Switch Decoder 
DCC Wiring -20 Technique Controlling Signals & Block Occupancy Detection 
DCC Wiring -21 Technique Setting up Computer Control 
DCC Decoders Technique Installing Decoders in Locomotives 
DCC Troubleshooting - 23 Technique Troubleshooting Your DCC System 
DCC Summary - 24 Technique   
        
DCC Printable PDF's   DCC Glossary 
DCC Printable PDF's   DCC Manufacturers 
DCC Printable PDF's   DCC Software Vendors 
DCC Printable PDF's   Operating Signals 
DCC Printable PDF's   Programming Schematic 
        
    GREAT AMERICAN LAYOUTS EDITION - Doug Tagsold 
Vol. Chapter  Type Title 
DT 1 Layout DOUG TAGSOLD'S DR&GW SILVERTON BRANCH 
DT 2 Layout The History of the D&RGW Silverton Branch 
DT 3 Layout Durango 
DT 4 Layout Technique: Creating Quick Trees 
DT 5 Layout Hermosa 
DT 6 Layout Rockwood 
DT 7 Layout Technique: Creating Rocks 
DT 8 Layout Tacoma 
DT 9 Layout Technique: Creating Backdrops from Photos 
DT 10 Layout Silverton 
DT 11 Layout Heading Back to Durango 
        
        
Vol. Chapter  Type Title 
9 8 Layout A Family Activity: The Webb's Garden Railroad 
9 13 Layout A Unique Modular Layout: The Orlando Society of Model Railroaders
9 6 Layout An Assortment of Bridges on the Train Barn O Gauge Layout
9 1 Layout Diverse Scenery on the Underground Railroad HO Layout 
9 11 Layout San Diego Model RR Club's Massive HO & O Gauge Layouts
9 3 Layout The B&O Railroad Comes to Life on Don Cassler's Layout 
9 5 Prototype A Ride on the Historic Texas State Railroad 
9 15 Prototype An Engineering Landmark: the Hellgate Bridge 
9 10 Prototype An Impressive Narrow Gauge Railroad: The Durango & Silverton
9 14 Technique Adding Realism with Freight Car Loads 
9 7 Technique Building a Sturdy Deck Girder Bridge 
9 9 Technique Casting Your Own Molds 
9 4 Technique Creating Custom Modular Structures 
9 12 Technique Creating Realistic Stone Walls 
9 2 Technique Step-By-Step: Installing a Tortoise 
        
9 Printable PDF's   Better Bridges 
9 Printable PDF's   Bridge Basics 
9 Printable PDF's   Casting Structures 
9 Printable PDF's   Modular Structure Kits 
9 Printable PDF's   Realistic Stone Walls 
9 Printable PDF's   Tortoise Tips 
        
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Posted by kenkal on Saturday, February 9, 2008 10:02 AM
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
10 11 Layout Brad Nelson's Impressive American Flyer Layout
10 4 Layout Detailed Steam on Lou Sassi's HO Layout
10 9 Layout HO & Tinplate Layouts by the Cuyahoga Valley RR Club
10 1 Layout Realistic Scenery On Herbert Lindsay's High Rail Layout
10 6 Layout Spectactular Gardens on the Winski's G Gauge Layout
10 13 Prototype A Ride on the Conway Scenic Railroad
10 8 Prototype The Past & Present of the Terminal RR Associatoion of MO
10 3 Prototype The Unique Functions of the Road Railer Trailers
10 5 Technique Creating a River With Plaster
10 2 Technique Installing a DCC Decoder in N Scale
10 12 Technique Multiple Ways to Cut O Gauge Track
10 7 Technique Step-by-Step: Ballasting Track
10 10 Technique Weathering Cars with Oil Paints & Dry Brushing
       
10 Printable PDF's   Ballasting Track
10 Printable PDF's   Installing a Decoder
10 Printable PDF's   N Scale Decoders
10 Printable PDF's   Painting Plaster
10 Printable PDF's   Weathering a Box Car
       
       
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
11 1 Layout A Joint eEffort: The Columbia Gorge Model RR Club
11 9 Layout John Horwath's Chicago & Nortwesterrn HO Layout
11 3 Layout Live Steaam Engines on Grover Devine's Garden Layout
11 6 Layout The Frost Family's Nostalgic American Flyer Layout
11 11 Layout Toy Train Treasures Layout at the Children's Museum
11 13 Prototype A Ride Through Alaska on the Alaskan Railroad Corp.
11 8 Prototype Chicago's First RR: The Chicago & Northwestern
11 5 Prototype The History of the Tehachapi Loop
11 2 Technique Blending Rock Carvings into Your Layout
11 10 Technique Enhance the Appearance of Your Freight Cars
11 7 Technique Making Roads from Sheet Styrene
11 4 Technique Step by Step: Handlaying Turnouts
11 12 Technique Weathering Structures with Water Colors
       
11 Printable PDF's   Enhancing Freight Cars
11 Printable PDF's   Handlaying Turnouts
11 Printable PDF's   Rock Castings
11 Printable PDF's   Styrene Roads
11 Printable PDF's   Weathering
       
       
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
12 6 Layout An Animated Lionel Wonderland at Trainland USA
12 1 Layout HO & G Gauge at the Cypress Gardens Model RR
12 11 Layout Logging Operations on the Millers' On3 Layout
12 9 Layout Midwest Mining on Tews' HO Gauge Layout
12 3 Layout Realistic Sound on Boggs' Gn3 Gauge Layout
12 13 Prototype A Historic Look at the Electroliners
12 8 Prototype A Scenic Ride on the Cumbres and Toltec RR
12 5 Prototype Restoring the New Hope and Ivyland RR
12 10 Technique Adding Details to your Diesel Locomotives
12 7 Technique Building a Correctly Proportioned Fleet
12 2 Technique Creating Realistic Roadbed
12 12 Technique Maintaining Your Locomotives
12 4 Technique Step by Step: Installing Ditch Lights
       
12 Printable PDF's   Adding Details
12 Printable PDF's   John Tews Layout
12 Printable PDF's   Lighting Effects
12 Printable PDF's   Locomotive Maintenance
12 Printable PDF's   Modeling Roadbed
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Posted by fwright on Saturday, February 9, 2008 11:27 PM

A sincere thanks for compiling the information.  I know it took some time.

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Posted by jfugate on Sunday, February 10, 2008 12:17 AM

To complete the picture on the DPB series, here's how you get in:

To get put onto the TN Marketing's video list, call 800-533-6644. There are two lists, one for the model railroad series (Dream, Plan, Build), and a prototype railroad series (Trains magazine).

So, to stay on their list to receive future videos, you must return the ones you don't want to pay for (in the postage prepaid return envelope provided), and purchase at least one of every two or three videos.

 

So there you have it -- the complete table of contents for each volume of the series so far (excellent job, Ken), and how to get the videos if you want them (thanks to Doug Tagsold, who got this info from the DPB series producers when they were shooting his layout).

And why Kalmbach has never thought to put this info on their own site somewhere is beyond me. So we will do it for them ... this is how marketing on the internet works, guys. You post the info and people will come. Amazing how that works. Whistling [:-^]

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Posted by maandg on Sunday, February 10, 2008 8:50 AM

Thanks, Ken, for taking the time to compile this information.  Even though I own all 14 DVD's listed, it is nice to see this information in one place.  I was also curious to see if there was a Volume 13 out there that I hadn't yet received.

Like Joe, I am perplexed by the secrecy surrounding this campaign.  I'm sure he would agree that his own series (which is AWESOME!) would not be nearly as successful without an internet presence.

Ken, I hope you will update this thread as new volumes become available.  I, for one, appreciate the time it took away from other concerns to create this list.  Kudos!  Bow [bow]

 

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Posted by edo1039 on Sunday, February 10, 2008 9:13 AM
 jfugate wrote:

To complete the picture on the DPB series, here's how you get in:

To get put onto the TN Marketing's video list, call 800-533-6644. There are two lists, one for the model railroad series (Dream, Plan, Build), and a prototype railroad series (Trains magazine).

So, to stay on their list to receive future videos, you must return the ones you don't want to pay for (in the postage prepaid return envelope provided), and purchase at least one of every two or three videos.

 

So there you have it -- the complete table of contents for each volume of the series so far (excellent job, Ken), and how to get the videos if you want them (thanks to Doug Tagsold, who got this info from the DPB series producers when they were shooting his layout).

And why Kalmbach has never thought to put this info on their own site somewhere is beyond me. So we will do it for them ... this is how marketing on the internet works, guys. You post the info and people will come. Amazing how that works. Whistling [:-^]

Joe,Why does this sound so familiar!!!!!!!!!

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Posted by kenkal on Sunday, February 10, 2008 10:33 AM
 maandg wrote:

Ken, I hope you will update this thread as new volumes become available.  I, for one, appreciate the time it took away from other concerns to create this list.  Kudos!  Bow [bow]

Hi maandg! Yes, I plan to update and post as I get them.  I'll just continue the postings on this thread as then they will all be together.  Hopefully, our fellow modelers will be able to spot the updates when I post them here. Heck I hope I can find the thread again as they get buried so quickly. ;-]

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Posted by joe-daddy on Monday, February 11, 2008 9:28 AM

Ken,

I'm thankful you took the time and effort to not only compile the index but to also find away to make it available to us. 

Joe Daddy

 

 

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Posted by kenkal on Thursday, February 28, 2008 8:15 AM

Received Chapter 13 in the mail yesterday.  Here is the Table of Contents.  I used same format as before. Hope you still find this thread helpful.  Ken

Vol. Chapter  Type Title
13 9 Layout Detailed Scenes on Schlicht's Flyer Layout
13 3 Layout Multiple Custom Built Garden Layouts in Arizona
13 11 Layout Northwest Logging on Lorbecki's HO Scale Layout
13 6 Layout Operations on the Milwaukee Model RR Club
13 1 Layout Trolley Services on Schwab's O Scale Layout
13 13 Prototype A Nostalgic Look at Railroad Advertising
13 8 Prototype The Diamonds at the Rochelle Railroad Park
13 5 Prototype The Great Smokey Mountain Railway
13 12 Technique 4 Methods for Cleaning 3-Rail Track
13 7 Technique 8 Tips for Better Passenger Cars
13 10 Technique Creating Urban Street Scenes
13 2 Technique The Secret to Curving Flex Track
13 4 Technique Tools & Techniques for Weathering With Pastels
       
13 Printable PDF's   Better Passenger Cars
13 Printable PDF's   Building A Track Cleaner
13 Printable PDF's   Creaing Streets
13 Printable PDF's   Curving Flextrack
13 Printable PDF's   

Ron Schlicht's Layout

Here's an April 20, 2008 update with the latest video:

      LAYOUTS, TIPS, AND PROTOTYPES: SPECIAL EDITION
Vol. Chapter  Type Title
LT&P 1 Overview Overview
LT&P 5 Layout Details Come to Life on Titman S Gauge Layout
LT&P 2 Layout Healing Power of the Dallas Medical Center Layout
LT&P 7 Layout Operations on Jack Verducci G Scale Layout
LT&P 10 Layout The Student Run Rensselaer Model RR Society
LT&P 12 Prototype Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway
LT&P 4 Prototype Restoring the Georgetown Loop RR
LT&P 9 Prototype The B&O Railroad Museum
LT&P 8 Technique Creating Signs with Dry Transfers
LT&P 6 Technique Hands Free Uncoupling With Magnets
LT&P 3 Technique Replacing Your Turnouts
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Posted by topcopdoc on Thursday, February 28, 2008 9:35 AM

Thanks for the index. I would like to know if you could purchase select ones or do you have to sign up for the whole series?

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Posted by Johnnny_reb on Thursday, February 28, 2008 10:29 AM
This is all good and well. But where can one find these and how to contact the marketer? If MR does not want to indorse the videos why not make a video review section.

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Posted by kenkal on Thursday, February 28, 2008 10:38 AM
 topcopdoc wrote:

Thanks for the index. I would like to know if you could purchase select ones or do you have to sign up for the whole series?

Doc

You're quite welcome.

As for individual purchases, I really don't know.  On the one hand, I can see why they would want to limit to subscribers only, but on the other hand, as a business with a limited audience, you'd think they would want to maximize their sales.  It might explain why they refuse to publish their own Table of Contents , so that you can't pick and choose. I certainly hope that isn't the case. You might give Kalmbach a call or send them an E-mail.  I've been getting them since they started, so I never had a need to inquire about it. I should note that I have sent back 2 or 3 of them and haven't had a problem or been 3rd degree'd about it.  They are very accommodating in that sense.  Ken

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Posted by jfugate on Thursday, February 28, 2008 10:50 AM

 Johnnny_reb wrote:
This is all good and well. But where can one find these and how to contact the marketer? If MR does not want to indorse the videos why not make a video review section.

Did you see my post earlier in this thread ... ? Here it is again ...

 jfugate wrote:
To complete the picture on the DPB series, here's how you get in:

To get put onto the TN Marketing's video list, call 800-533-6644. There are two lists, one for the model railroad series (Dream, Plan, Build), and a prototype railroad series (Trains magazine).

So, to stay on their list to receive future videos, you must return the ones you don't want to pay for (in the postage prepaid return envelope provided), and purchase at least one of every two or three videos.

The lack of info on this series from Kalmbach is dumbfounding, since it's *their* series -- even if they did contract with an outside firm to produce and distribute them. Not how I would run a marketing campaign were I in their shoes ... but here's how to contact the distributor if you're interested in the series.

It's a good series, and I have them all ... and I hope Kalmbach does more media-based material like this. This sort of thing is the future of hobby how-to material if you ask me. 

 

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Posted by Johnnny_reb on Thursday, February 28, 2008 11:24 AM
 jfugate wrote:

 Johnnny_reb wrote:
This is all good and well. But where can one find these and how to contact the marketer? If MR does not want to indorse the videos why not make a video review section.

Did you see my post earlier in this thread ... ? Here it is again ...

 jfugate wrote:
To complete the picture on the DPB series, here's how you get in:

To get put onto the TN Marketing's video list, call 800-533-6644. There are two lists, one for the model railroad series (Dream, Plan, Build), and a prototype railroad series (Trains magazine).

So, to stay on their list to receive future videos, you must return the ones you don't want to pay for (in the postage prepaid return envelope provided), and purchase at least one of every two or three videos.

The lack of info on this series from Kalmbach is dumbfounding, since it's *their* series -- even if they did contract with an outside firm to produce and distribute them. Not how I would run a marketing campaign were I in their shoes ... but here's how to contact the distributor if you're interested in the series.

It's a good series, and I have them all ... and I hope Kalmbach does more media-based material like this. This sort of thing is the future of hobby how-to material if you ask me. 

 

Thanks Joe, as I tend to scan over things I do tend to miss some things now and again.

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Posted by joe-daddy on Sunday, April 11, 2010 9:41 AM

 I wonder if Vol 14-24 is posted somewhere else.  This is really good work!

 

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Posted by kenkal on Sunday, April 11, 2010 11:49 PM

joe-daddy

 I wonder if Vol 14-24 is posted somewhere else.  This is really good work!

 Hi Joe,

Glad you liked the listing. I'll try and get out an update in the next few days with 14-19 and 3 or 4 new specials.  Hopefully, I can remember how to edit adding on the additional titles and contents.

As usual, they stopped sending them to me for the last 8 months or so.  You would think they would try and treat their solid repeat customers a little better than they do.  Still haven't figured them out yet.  A weird marketing plan, for sure. 

:) Ken

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Posted by jridge on Saturday, January 29, 2011 12:04 AM

Ken (or someone else)-

What about listing from 14 and on?  Has anyone seen such a list?

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Posted by jridge on Saturday, January 29, 2011 12:10 AM

Can anyone contribute to a table of contents lilsting for issues 14 and on?

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Posted by StillGrande on Wednesday, February 2, 2011 12:18 PM

kenkal,

I barely get one paid for when the next one shows up.  I swear I have been getting 2 from each side (model and full size) a month.  I have been in on it from the beginning.  Got one repeat, which I had in the old thick box, so at least I got a thin case for the one I had!

In the last year I have had a lot less free time to watch these, so I started to get a backlog, and yet  they keep coming faster and faster!

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Posted by mep42 on Wednesday, February 23, 2011 11:40 PM

Gents,

Here is a couple of DVD's that I have.

Real Rails Edition: Big Power
Vol. Chapter Type Title
BP 1 Prototype Building Big Power: GP9
BP 2 Prototype The First Ones: EMD SD45
BP 3 Prototype The Troopers (DC Traction) SD70M, Dash 8-40CW, Dash 9-44CW
BP 4 Prototype The Sluggers (AC Traction) SD70MAC. AC4400CW, SD80MA
BP 5 Prototype The Big Ones: EMD SSD 90MAC, GE AC6000CW
BP 6 Prototype The Future of big power

GREAT AMERICAN STEAM TRAINS -When Giants Roamed: The golden age of steam
Vol. Chapter Type Title
WGR 1 Prototype The Giants
WGR 2 Prototype New Technologies
WGR 3 Prototype Mountain Giants
WGR 4 Prototype Modern Engines
WGR 5 Prototype End of an Era
WGR 6 Prototype Diesil Engines

SPECIAL PROJECT EDITION - PAINTING BACKDROPS
Vol. Chapter Type Title
PB 1 Technique Getting started: Adding Clouds to Your Backdrop
PB 2 Technique Using Tracing Paper to Create a Detailed Scene
PB 3 Technique Adding Buildings to an Urban Scene
PB 4 Technique Making Roads Disappear into Your Backdrop
PB 5 Technique Blending Your Scenery into Your Backdrop
PB 6 Technique Hiding Holes in Your Backdrop

EXTRA EDITION
Vol. Chapter Type Title
EE 1 Layout Robert Allbritton's Swiss Alps Z Gauge
EE 4 Layout Brian Casull's Rock G Gauge
EE 7 Layout Dean Bittick's Lionel O Gauge
EE 9 Layout Harry Clark's Indian Creek Valley Railroad
EE 2 Technique Using Protypical Sounds on your Railroad
EE 5 Technique Handlaying Trackwith CV Tie Strips
EE 8 Technique Making Rapids on your Layout
EE 10 Technique Tips for Multi-Deck Benchwork
EE 3 Prototype Operations at the Transportation Test Center
EE 6 Prototype A Tour of Northern Railcar Wheelshop
EE 11 Prototype Florida's Apalachicola Northern Railroad
EE Printable PDF's Robert Allbritton's  Layout
EE Printable PDF's Whisle and Horn Signals
EE Printable PDF's Realistic Rapids
EE Printable PDF's Multi Deck Benchwork

 

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Posted by kenkal on Saturday, February 26, 2011 11:04 PM

jridge

Ken (or someone else)-

What about listing from 14 and on?  Has anyone seen such a list?

Jridge, I put out an update back in April of last year with #'s 14-19 plus a few others.  Try this link:

http://cs.trains.com/TRCCS/forums/p/172806/1896569.aspx#1896569 

if for some reason it doesn't work, just do a search in this forum for dream-plan and should get you there as well.

I just got #20 the other day -- first one I received in almost a year.

Ken

 

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Posted by Lehigh Valley 2089 on Monday, February 20, 2012 11:41 AM

I know that you can return the dvd's in a pouch provided it you wish to not keep the disc. I have been keeping all of mine because I might need something off of one of the discs.

I have also been recieveing Real Rails discs as part of the normal series.

Vol 1: Big Power

Chapters: Building Big Power............... GP9: GE Transportation Systems, Erie, PA

                   The First Ones......................EMD SD45

                   The Troopers.........................DC Traction: EMD SD70M, GE Dash 8-40CW, GE Dash 9-44CW

                   The Sluggers.........................AC Traction: EMD SD70MAC and SD80MAC, GE AC4400CW

                   The Big Ones........................EMD SD90MAC, GE AC6000CW

                   Days of Future Past..............The future of big power

Vol. 2: Horseshoe Curve

Chapters: Chapter 1...............................Altoona's Railroad Shops

                   Chapter 2..............................Heading Up the Line

                   Chapter 3..............................Horseshoe Curve National Historic Landmark

                   Chapter 4..............................The History of Conrail

                   Chapter 5..............................Bennington Curve and the Red Arrow Wreck

                   Chapter 6..............................The Tunnels of Gallitzn, PA

                   Chapter 7...............................Helper Engines

                   Chapter 8..............................Heading Down the Line: South Fork

                  Chapter 9...............................Johnstown, PA, and the Flood of 1889

I will post more volumes as they come in the mail.

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Posted by teddybear on Monday, August 6, 2012 10:58 AM

Gentlemen,

I have a copy of a DPB video that depicts Jim Eudaly's O scale C&O Hinton Division that I receved from the author several years ago.  It is a layout tour and also construction tips on his layout.  I do not see this listed anywhere as it has no volume # assigned to it!!  Could this be for a future publication??

Regards,

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Posted by O'le Smokey on Saturday, January 2, 2016 8:21 PM

I have 90 of these videos. Moved and now can't seem to figure out how to give them new address and get the videos started again. Anyone know how? Dan

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Posted by Bhim68 on Wednesday, January 16, 2019 12:32 PM

What are the official title of the DVDs.

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