Model Trains Railroads's video: Model Railroad Industries - Make This Background Building

Watch this quick 3-minute "sped-up" demonstration tutorial on how to make a model railroad background building. This model of a Farmers Co-Op Dairy Distributors (Creamery) shows a OO scale building under construction, but the models can also be made for HO scale and N scale model train layouts. There are plans for 5 model buildings available in this model railroad industries series. The plans can be purchased and downloaded separately in PDF format, or they can be purchased in a pack series from https://www.modelbuildings.org 💥 This 3-minute tutorial shows:🎯 00:00 Download and print model buildings plan B696 00:22 How to cut out the plan, and gently score the flaps for easy construction 00:45 How to glue the model paper plan to corflute, foam board, or cardboard 01:18 Choosing your preferred adhesive 01:53 A tip for quickly making the corners very strong 02:19 Adding the finishing touches to your scale model building 02:59 The completed scale model 03:14 Other models in this series of railroad industrial buildings 03:19 Download your free catalog Social Media Links are Below🎯 🔥 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/modeltrainsrailroads 🔥 Model Train Help Blog http://blog.model-train-help.com These 5 railroad scale models in this railroading industry series are designed to be positioned alongside each other or individually as a backdrop scene behind a rail yard on any N scale, HO scale, or OO scale train layout.💥. Having railroad industries positioned on a model train layout is a logical option for railroaders because in real life every railroad needs a reason to exist. The freight cars, tank cars, boxcars, refrigerated boxcars, center-beam cars, coil cars, auto racks, flatcars, covered hopper wagons, intermodal equipment, gondolas, open-top hoppers, well cars, and tank cars all require an operational purpose. Warehouses, factories, and industries positioned near to railroad tracks make commercial sense for the railroad operator and its clients. Suppliers to the factories and industries also require close access so as to quickly and economically transport the raw materials, some fuels, etc to the factories, plants, and other real life railroad industries. 💥 _railroads