RESOURCES
If you don't have a subscription to Steam in the Garden
or Model Engineering then you're missing out on a
wealth
of information!
We'd all like a book entitled Getting Started in Small-Scale
Live
Steam.
Until that comes along, these will help get you going.
What could be better than seeing and hearing live steamers running?
Only the smell and the heat are missing.
CD-ROMs and the like.
There are many live steaming resources on the Internet -- discussion
groups, Web sites, files and pictures.
The fun is in the running. A listing of small-scale live steam
events
in the US, and pointers to calendars for overseas clubs.
Much of the information in our hobby is contained in the minds,
experiences
and models of its practitioners. So contacting a club is the best
way
to
educate yourself about live steamers.
If you're interested in building a small-scale live steamer, you'll
want
to begin with a published plan. Here's a place to start finding the
design
that's right for you.
Go to previous section (How to Get Started in
Small Scale Live Steam).
Go to next section (Small Scale Live Steam
Magazines,
Books and Videotapes).
Go to table of contents.
Compiled and © copyright 1995-2011 by: Vance
R. Bass.
Please use any and all information contained herein for your hobby
enjoyment. If you're going to make money from it, talk to me
first.
Last updated: 5 July, 2011
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