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Bruce DeMaeyer

Working on my Railroad

This clinic will help the layout builder determine an effective choice of the important elements that the builder needs to make his layout a success. This model has been used on two large layouts.

Bob Frankone

Love Those Loads

Open loads that can by built from

commercially available models or easily scratch built. Consistent with Bob's articles in the NMRA magazine.

(We can keep

this as a spare as we might have enough now).

Bob Frankone

How to Add a Scene to a Layout in 15 Easy Steps

How to create a nice looking scene, regardless of one's skill level.

Jerry Severson

How the RB and B&B

Circus moved to 130 Cities in the 1920's

How the Ringling Brothers and

Barnum & Baily Circus moved huge numbers of people, horses and wagons, etc. without telephones and computers.

Otto Vondrak

The Impact of Allen

McClelland's Virginian & Ohio

One of the great layouts of all time, not just in the Dayton area.

John Larsen

Intermodals: How We

Got Here, Both Prototype and Model

Reports by an expert in the business, not only prototype but also models.

Alex Heckman

Highlights and Exhibits of

Carillon Park

This is a must for not only model

railroaders but also family members! Dayton's industrial, rail history and otherwise.

Rick Lach

The Beauty of Scale

Rick Lach

The Life and Carvings of

Ernest Warther

Steve Salaman

Twentieth Century

Presidential Whistlestop Trains in Dayton

Bruce DeMaeyer

Working on my Railroad

This clinic will help the layout builder determine an effective choice of the important elements that the builder needs to make his layout a success. This model has been used on two large layouts.

Bob Frankone

Love Those Loads

Open loads that can by built from

commercially available models or easily scratch built. Consistent with Bob's articles in the NMRA magazine.

(We can keep

this as a spare as we might have enough now).

Bob Frankone

How to Add a Scene to a

Layout in 15 Easy Steps

How to create a nice looking scene, regardless of one's skill level.

Jerry Severson

How the RB and B&B

Circus moved to 130 cities in the 1920's

How the Ringling Brothers and

Barnum & Baily Circus moved huge numbers of people, horses and wagons, etc. without telephones and computers.

Otto Vondrak

The Impact of Allen

McClelland's Virginian & Ohio

One of the great layouts of all time,

not just in the Dayton area.

John Larsen

Intermodals: How We

Got Here, Both Prototype and Model

Reports by an expert in the business, not only prototype but also models.

Alex Heckman

Highlights and Exhibits of Carillon Park

This is a must for not only model

railroaders but also family members! Dayton's industrial, rail history and otherwise.

Rick Lach

The Beauty of Scale

Rick Lach

The Life and Carvings of

Ernest Warther

Steve Salaman

Twentieth Century

Presidential Whistlestop Trains in Dayton

Gordon Carlson

Using an Arduino in

Model Railroading

Arduino, which is a microprocessor/computer, can be used on a model railroad for occupancy detection, signal sebng and controlling additional electronic elements. The points of the presentation are illustrated in a 4 foot working diorama using and Arduino and DCC locomotive control.

C. E. Johnson

The Charles F. Kettering Research Lab: Ridgeleigh Terrace to Yellow Springs & Beyond

A report on one of the greats in

Dayton's history. Charles Kettering’s contributions to the automotive industry and railroad locomotives is astounding.

Giles Kennedy

Operation Lifesaver, plus

Railroad safety, and the simple joy of trains.

Ric Zimmerman

Moving the Troops (in

WWII)

A discussion of the logistical impact of supporting the movement of large groups of military members on the overall railroad system during WW2.

Ric Zimmerman

Exploring the Sugar

Industry

How the sugar beet industry

functioned, particularly in the western states, and how it can be modeled.

Erik Buck

3D Printing

(probably two).

Sam Swanson

Warped Modeling

Creating weatherbeaten wood

structures with cardboard; modeling approaches developed decades ago. So in a high-tech modeling world, what innovative modeling can you do with these very basic materials today? A variety of technique-based examples presented in this clinic will cover using these materials alone, and along with and in place of traditional basswood and styrene components.

(probably two)

Sam Swanson

Prototype Photos and the Models That Followed

A lone prototype photo can serve as the basis for modeling structures, rolling stock, details and sometimes entire scenes. This clinic presents twenty prototype photos and a variety of HO and O Scale models that were built from them. In addition to mockup and construction techniques, painting and weathering approaches will be described for a full account of how each model was developed and completed.

Ray Persing

An AP Program Update

Ray Persing

Scratch building in Wood

Ray Persing

Dayton & Western #602

Ray Persing

Dayton & Troy Electric

Railway

Phil Gliebe

Building a Brick Engine

Shed from Cardboard, Paper & Sticks

Needing an engine shed in a very

confined space, I designed and built an engine shed from scratch, rather than kit bash an existing kit. I decided to try building the structure from card stock, and employing various surface laminations to simulate the stone foundation, brick walls and roof shingles.

Brad McClelland

Growing Up with the

Virginian &Ohio

What it was like being with one of

the great model railroads!

Dave Oroszi

Noted Historian Dave

Oroszi on Dayton Rail History

This will be a short overview of the

railroads of Dayton, Ohio. This will include a look at the various Union Statiions, the building of the overhead downtown, and pictures of the major railroads PRR, NYC, B&O, DT&I and Amtrak.

Randy Allio

Re: Pan Pastels

This clinic shows the many uses for

Pan Pastels. Besides weathering, they can be used as paint for detail castings, coloring stone and brick, weathering metal roofs and siding, staining wood, coloring track and landscaping, and applying stencil lettering.