AboutUs: Yardbird Classic Trains is a family owned and operated business dedicated to keeping the rich heritage of model railroading alive by supplying parts and service for many models, especially from the vintage years of our hobby. Much of our inventory consists of original new/old-stock part...
the construction, use, and manufacture of prototypically accurate scale vehicle and equipment models specifically in 1/87 (HO) scale. 1/87 scale is most commonly referred to as "HO" scale because this is the scale of HO gauge model trains, by far the most popular scale for railroad ...
Unsure if that roadside hulk is a 1969 Mercury Marquis or the virtually identical 1970 model? Done. Other than a brief introduction, there is no writing to speak of. Just page after page of line drawings and black-and-white photos of every American-made car from 1940 to 1980. It is utt...
While the sets were very physical, the look of the film was also accomplished through expert model-making, used in the Tyrell building for example, and in the matte paintings used for the aerial views. The construction of the cars and spinners was a huge job in itself, Three shops were u...
Case in point: model railroading/toy trains. That hobby exploded during the 40s and 50s due to the omnipresence of trains in every facet of daily life, and the quality/inspired advertising of the Lionel, American Flyer, and Marx companies (trains and accessories). At one point in the mid ...
when you shut any of the doors on the limo, they had a very solid “thunk” but on the DeVille, not so much. I realize some of that may be due to the fact that the Deville was a hardtop model and not nearly as solid as a sedan with a “B” pillar . But...
1982, the small and relatively affordable device offered such perks as 8-bit processing and 64 kilobytes of RAM. The Commodore 64 was hugely popular, at one point holding a 40% market share of all computers sold in the U.S. It remains the highest-selling single computer model of all ...
1982, the small and relatively affordable device offered such perks as 8-bit processing and 64 kilobytes of RAM. The Commodore 64 was hugely popular, at one point holding a 40% market share of all computers sold in the U.S. It remains the highest-selling single computer model of all ...
1982, the small and relatively affordable device offered such perks as 8-bit processing and 64 kilobytes of RAM. The Commodore 64 was hugely popular, at one point holding a 40% market share of all computers sold in the U.S. It remains the highest-selling single computer model of all ...
1982, the small and relatively affordable device offered such perks as 8-bit processing and 64 kilobytes of RAM. The Commodore 64 was hugely popular, at one point holding a 40% market share of all computers sold in the U.S. It remains the highest-selling single computer model of all ...