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Setup Helipad for Tomica Doctor Heli

I find a relatively small helicopter from Tomica collection at Robinsons' Toys R-Us for around Php 250. Tomica Doctor Heli, the scale is at 1:167. Though the scale size reads nearly N-scale, it's bigger than the usual n-scale model size. Nevertheless, it still looks nice with my current layout.
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Add lights to your model buildings and scenery

Lighting provides another component of realism and is one of the best ways to make models look more lifelike.

How I started my N Scale Layout

I'll be sharing some of the infos on how I started my own layout. Right now, my current layout houses four tracks including the Kato Unitram (City area). It is laid on top of 30 x 70 inches surface.

The Best Nights

The best nights are usually unplanned, ramdom and spontaneous.

Slow Down

Slowdown, everyone, you're moving too fast.

BONISTATION IS BACK!

Hey, it's been a while since my last blog post. Sorry for the long hiatus on this personal blog! I've been in the Philippines for a couple of years now and been busy with my daytime job, my tech blog taragis.com, and my N-Scale hobby trains (wala paring love life ahe). And to kick off my return, I’ll be sharing my N-Scale train collection here! I'll be using this site to blog my interest on this 1:150 scale things ;-) Why I like model trains? Since childhood, I've been engaged in playing toy trains. In the late 80's, my dad brought home an HO scale train set, it's magnificent as I could remember and usually play with it with my kuya (actually sa kanya 'yun) and as years passed, wear and tear occurred until it got broke :-( My interest fired up again during the last years of my stay in the Middle East. Day in, day out, was hooked in Youtube videos watching hobbyists as they completed their train layouts. Though there's no outlet selling scale model trains...

Going Home

“Here’s your boarding ticket Sir, and advance happy birthday” , words I got from the airline ground attendant at the NAIA passengers' check-in desk during one of my trips coming back here in the Kingdom. It’s nice to hear those words, though, I got mixed emotions then, thankful and happy for another year of life that I could have celebrated back home with my family, but at the same time faced with sadness for I have to leave home again-- for a couple of times. But as I celebrate my birthday today far away from home again for the seventh times, it’s different now, it’s thrilled with much excitement. I finally am going home (totoo na ‘to). There are tons of reasons why at a certain point, we have to leave what we consider our home - our family, our loved ones. We go places to spend some time for leisure, to find for a new opportunity, to travel the world, to stay away from stress and more. May it be for just a couple of days, for weeks, months or years, I guess most of us are certain...