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2006 O SCALE WEST CLINICS

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This page provides the schedule for the 2006 O Scale West clinics. This page is updated whenever there is a change in the information below, so re-visit here when you need the most up to date information.

Clinics are held in three rooms that are located past the escalator: Sonoma, Mendocino, and Rutherford.

The schedule below contains 14 clinics! Have fun!

Thursday February 2, 2006

Sonoma Room

3:00 Darryl Huffman

Easy Backdrop Painting - For the beginning painter. Medium - acrylic colors and a few cheap brushes. Emphasis on achieving depth in a backdrop using basic techniques.

Friday February 3, 2006

Sonoma Room

1:00 Bill Brisko

Computer generated casting masters - a discussion of the process, computer drawings and machine capabilities.

2:00 Dennis and Kathy Mashburn

Lost wax castings - the process and what can be done, types of masters that can be cast and other benefits of casting for multiple reproductions of parts.

3:00 Davis Lightfoot

1941 Last of Electric Traction Passenger Service on the North Western Pacific. A slide show

 

Rutherford Room

1:00 Jerry Guth

A clinic on Jack Parker's technique for basic scenery. A technique for southwest red rock. Use of Styrofoam

2:00 Jim Harper

Hand laying track slide clinic

Mendocino Room

1:00 Takashi Daito

Free-rolling steam locomotive drive - A presentation by the inventor, used in those beautiful locomotives displayed at OSW. How you can add this drive to your locomotives and make them run better.

2:00 Darryl Huffman

Easy Backdrop Painting - For the beginning painter. Medium - acrylic colors and a few cheap brushes. Emphasis on achieving depth in a backdrop using basic techniques.

Saturday February 4, 2006

Sonoma Room

8:00 O Scale Kings

A meeting for all O scalers interested in the promotion of the King of Scales.

1:00 Ed Loizeaux

Modeling Milk - an industry with a lot of operating interest.

2:00 Ed Loizeaux

Building a layout

3:00 Ed Loizeaux

Extra time for above two clinics.

Rutherford Room

1:00 Paul Washburn

Kit bashing Pacific refer kits to tongue and groove side R-30-24 and plywood side R-40-24

2:00 John Houlihan

Sharing model making ideas

3:00 Bill Brisko

Computer generated casting masters - a discussion of the process, computer drawings and machine capabilities

 

Mendocino Room

2:00 Jerry Porter

Modeling Port Costa in a two car garage. Researching the prototype for use in designing a layout. Locating maps, timetables, schedules and other data to better design a model railroad that follows prototype practice.

3:00 Jerry Guth

A clinic on Jack Parker's technique for basic scenery. A technique for southwest red rock. Use of Styrofoam.