MAY/JUNE N-SCALE MAGAZINE

[Pamela Clapp]

Don't miss the May/June issue of N-Scale Magazine. We are processing labels today, Monday, March 21st. The May/June issue will ship Friday, April 1st. We hope you will join us. www.nscalemagazine.com

[Pamela Clapp]

The May/June issue of N-Scale Magazine is shipping from the printers today, a few days ahead of schedule. To receive a subscription to N-Scale Magazine, please go to www.nscalemagazine.com and we'll get you added to the growing list of N scale modelers and enthusiasts.  Thank you for your continued support.

[Pamela Clapp]

Let us know what you think of Dan Lewis' article - Designing a Townsite and what structures you are scratchbuilding or adding to your layout. We'd love to hear from you and see what you are working on.

[Pamela Clapp]

We are looking for new layouts to feature in N-Scale Magazine. If you are interested or know of a layout that you would like to see featured in N-Scale Magazine, please let us know. www.nscalemagazine.com
Let us know as well how we're doing. Your feedback is important to us.

[Pamela Clapp]

As I sit here and begin the July/August issue of N-Scale Magazine, I am looking at 30-40 articles just waiting to be published. I'd love to hear what you want to see more of.
I hope you will take the time and share your thoughts. If you are interested in receiving a subscription, print or digital, or both, please go to www.nscalemagazine.com   We'd love to include you.
I look forward to sharing the next issue with you.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

I really want more "high end" modeling.

And I'll be brutally honest, the recent series about weathering felt a bit like Bob Hundman's series on tree types, but without the payoff. The work just wasn't that realistic looking.

But I'm not one for complaining without offering solutions. So take a look through https://conrail1285.com/ and see if there's anything you'd like to see in N Scale's pages. I've currently got one thing pending with RMC, a file going for something in next year's Model Railroad Planning and something just sent to the editor of MR. That means not EVERYTHING there is on the table, but I'm happy to offer anything not already spoken for.

[Pamela Clapp]

Thank you for your comments. We are more than happy to feature more "High End" Modeling. The most recent series by Dan Lewis - Designing a Townsite aims at providing the modeler with a step-by-step approach to constructing a modest-sized town in N scale. It will feature six articles 1. Designing a Townsite 2, Kits and Kitbashing 3. Scratchbuilding 4.Streets & Sidewalks 5. Creating a corner module and 6. Pulling it all together. The opening article that was featured in the Jan/Feb 2022 issue explored the space advantages of N scale for creating such a town. It explores design elements for achieving a convincing result, the importance of sight lines and layering, operation potential, the importance of the era, materials and available kits, and how to create a styrene base, the importance of coving the corner and what make a convincing town. I am not sure what weathering series you are talking about that is not realistic looking. Dan Lewis is a master modeler, with attention to detail, achieving outstanding, realistic modeling, in my opinion, "High End" modeling.  This is definitely more than just a weathering article series, nothing similar in depth to anything we've ever featured in N-Scale Magazine as a series.
We are definitely interested in your articles on A Major Milestone in Windsor St Yard. I am not sure what articles you have already spoken for. Please contact us so we can discuss this further.

[peteski]

I wonder if Ed means the "In the pursuit of WOW!" long running series of articles.  Some of them seem to show very brightly finished models (more like something for toy layouts, not "high end"). Almost whimsical.  However the recent article which demonstrated resin casting techniques was quite interesting to me.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

I wonder if Ed means the "In the pursuit of WOW!" long running series of articles.  Some of them seem to show very brightly finished models (more like something for toy layouts, not "high end"). Almost whimsical.  However the recent article which demonstrated resin casting techniques was quite interesting to me.

Yes, that's what I meant. I couldn't remember the name of it while I was posting yesterday. You captured my feelings perfectly. I'm sure there were fans, but it didn't suit personal interests.

I always saw N Scale Magazine as demonstrating that N scale was full of "serious modelers" just as much as HO or other scales.

I'll have to check out the resin article.

[Pamela Clapp]

The July/August issue of N-Scale Magazine is underway and will ship the first week of June. We hope you will join us and share in the fun. Subscriptions are available for both print and digital subscriptions at www.nscalemagazine.com 
We look forward to sharing the new issue with you, featuring the latest new products available in N scale, reviews, layouts, scenery and weathering, electronics, DCC, Dioramas, "How-To" articles and more.
Thank you for your support.

[daniel_leavitt2000]

I have to start writing again.

[Pamela Clapp]

Daniel, I'd love to share your articles in N-Scale Magazine. Let us know when you're ready.

[Pamela Clapp]

There have been a number of requests for the Nov/Dec 2021 and Jan/Feb 2022 issues that sold out as soon as we received them. Good News! We have them back in stock. If you would like to purchase a copy, please give us a call at 360-658-2485 and we'll get a copy sent to you. If you are interested in a new subscription, please go to www.nscalemagazine.com  We can also start your new subscription with the Jan/Feb issue, which features Dan Lewis' - Designing a Townsite, Part I. You don't want to miss this series.
We look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your continued support.

[Pamela Clapp]

I hope you are enjoying the May/June issue of N-Scale Magazine. Please let us know your thoughts. It has been pretty quiet lately. We'd love to have more of you join us and share in on the fun and see what is coming up next. www.nscalemagazine.com
Both digital and print subscriptions are available.

[Pamela Clapp]

Don't miss the July/August issue of N-Scale Magazine shipping the first week of June. Labels will be processed tomorrow, Thursday, May 19th.
ALL NEW subscriptions will receive their first copy free. Please go to www.nscalemagazine.com to sign up today. Both print and digital subscriptions are available. Thank you.