Garden Railroading is "outdoor" fun! Using the "Vinyl Patcher" technique, your models can stay outside on your railroad, year 'round. "All-Weather" models withstand weather conditions like UV, rain, heat, snow, ice, humidity, moisture, wind, hail and they can set in wet, water environments. Learn how to do this inexpensive, highly detailable and fun method of modeling with (How to Model in Stone & Cement).
In '08 - We introduced a line of Window and Door Kits in both G (1:24) and Fn3 (1.20.3) Scales. This new line stressed detail, realism, and new styles. White styrene was laser cut. Members were slotted or snap-together. "Footprints" were used to kits like the Storefront. (Kits, Windows & Doors and More . . . ) We designed a waterwheel after the famous "Fitz" plus a full sluice & raceway – "WaterWorks"(Mills)
New in '09 - The line continues to grow. Now, chimneys are short and tall. Cornices snap-together for storefronts.We've expanded Masonry and Stone windows to include recessed windows and doors from the UP Boulder, CO depot, Cooper Mill, Chester, NJ and Silver Plume. Click image below for a pdf file to print of our new additions:
Consider Stoneworks as a resource for real stone modeling; a source for dimensional stone from United States quarries; for "How To" and books on modeling large-scale railroad structures, stone, or waterwheel mills; and for the Quikrete® Vinyl Cement Patcher Casting Technique. We continue to support our fellow garden railroaders with "real" voices living in Missouri! Give us a call. Here are some examples of real stone modeling efforts:
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Tunnel Portal, Curved Arch Viaduct, Como Roundhouse, Bluestone Mill Storefront
