Useful for creating scenery for collectible cottages as well as railroading. Has a lot of information on inexpensive methods. Much better priced than videos designed for collectible cottages.

A fantastic book for beginner or experienced model railroader .. with the information in this book anyone can achieve fantastic results ... A must have for every one..

Full of helpful suggestions, particularly for those who like to scratch build. Innovative use of all sorts of materials to create great scenery. Good color pictures & 'how to' steps. Plus the book names brand name items that have been used in the scenery shown, so you know what to buy & what it can do if you are after a particular effect.Highly recommended.

The information is organized in sections reflecting the stages of construction. For each stage, multiple techniques are illustrated, reflecting the Author's long experience, so that the reader may choose the one that he feels more comfortable with. For each technique, indication of appropriate tools, materials and quantities is provided. Many good quality pictures help understanding.

I wasn't expecting much for a low cost CD, but this was worse than I expected. The "reggae beat" (and I'm being generous in calling it that), sounded like someone simply hit the Reggae key on a electronic keyboard. The same beat just keep repeating though out the entire CD without changing.As if that wasn't annoying enough, some of the songs aren't complete. The singer would start one song, apparently get tired of singing it and move on to another one. I have no idea why.(Something to keep in mind, this label is selling a lot of different Christmas music CDs. All of which sell for a similar amount. I bought several different ones along with this title. All of the rest of them were good. Most I would give 5 stars to. It is just this particular CD that is bad - I don't think they know what reggae is.)

If Good Night, and Good Luck makes you yearn to dig further into the Murrow mania, then this box set fits the bill. Murrow was often creidted with inventing broadcast journalism, and it's easy to understand. The four-disc set includes live broadcasts from the London Blitz and shocking reports from Buchenwald, the best of See It Now (including Grandma Moses and Louis Armstrong), his bold challenge of Joseph McCarthy and his "Red Scare" and the landmark 1960 special documenting the plight of migrant workers. See it now. And forever.