How to Kitbash Structures

Personalize your model railroad structures. Kitbashing - the art of modifying a structure kit or combining parts of two or more kits - is a great way to give your model buildings a unique appearance. In How to Kitbash Structures, veteran modeler Tony Koester shows many examples of how to fit, alter, and detail structures to match the specific needs of your layout, making sure they don't look the same as structure kits that are found on other model railroads.

Contents:
To Kitbash or Not to Kitbash?, pp. 4-5;
Do Not Read the Label on the Box!, pp. 6-19;
Depots in Disguise, pp. 20-31;
Towers and Freight Houses, pp. 32-39;
Coal Country Structures, pp. 40-51;
Lineside Industries, pp. 52-61;
Residential and Retail, pp. 62-67;
Bridges and Trestles, pp. 68-73;
Combination Tower and Depot, pp. 74-77;
From Cement Plant to Soybean Plant, pp. 78-85;
Kitbashing Cornucopia, pp. 86-94;

Kalmbach Publishing, softcover, 94 pages, 8.25 x 10.75 x .25 in., Color and Black-and-White photographs and illustrations.