Over the next few days I'll be uploading a few videos to Youtube that will feature steel mill themed layouts.
We start out with Neville Rossiter. He has a beautiful O scale layout with plenty of operations. in a small space for O scale layout.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JusIzKZlgdQ

Hot metal car was loaded from New Miami in May 11, 1985. Picture by Brad McClelland.
Showing posts with label Modeling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modeling. Show all posts
Thursday, March 26, 2020
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
New Ingot Transfer car from Steel Mill Modeler Supply.
Kevin Tully, of Steel Mill Modeling Supply has been working on this 3D printed Ingot Transfer car. It is modeled after the Lehigh Heavy Forge in Bethlehem, PA. This is the first print of the car and I must say it looks great. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Friday, July 12, 2019
Walthers Reissues Steel Mill Buildings and Equipment in 2020
Walthers Reissues Steel Mill Buildings and equipment in HO scale in 2020
https://www.walthers.com/catalog/category/view/id/19101
https://www.walthers.com/catalog/category/view/id/19101
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Valhalla Iron & Forge lowboy
Our friends at Valhalla Iron & Forge recently acquired a heavy duty lowboy to assist in moving equipment, ladles and cast around in there mill. This is a beast of a hauler.
The lowboy started out as a HO Walthers/Kibri Terex quarry truck. Before final assembly, the back tandems wheels were resin cast for use on the lowboy. The lowboy started with and old computer part shaped like a lowboy gooseneck. Having built the lowboy trailer from the gooseneck back.
The lowboy started out as a HO Walthers/Kibri Terex quarry truck. Before final assembly, the back tandems wheels were resin cast for use on the lowboy. The lowboy started with and old computer part shaped like a lowboy gooseneck. Having built the lowboy trailer from the gooseneck back.
Monday, May 20, 2019
Model Railroader June 2019
Model Railroader June 2019 has an article on a 11 x 13 HO scale Steel Mill layout that. Kep an look out for in at you local book store or hobby shop.
Monday, December 10, 2018
Schuylkill Iron Works slag cars
Garry Lance has finished building a few of the Schuylkill Iron Work slag cars including a scratch built double pot slag car that he used 2 kits to build. Outstanding work Garry.
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Photo contest
Every month we do a photo contest on Facebook to see who get there picture on the group home page. Here are a few entries from this months contest. All are great entries.
This was last months winner of the photo contest. Photo by Catherine Davis
Scott Woods scratch built 2 strand bucket coal unloader at Duquesne.
Koppers Sinter Plant built by Dean Freytag for C Roger Camplin
Joppa Iron Works’ Alco boxcab at Furnace “A” by Michael Habersack
Blast furnace4, on Radovan Bajer layout
Peter Hess O scale furnace interior.
Thursday, June 7, 2018
Don Cameron’s layout
Mill buildings that were built for Don Cameron’s layout by Garry Lance. They are made completely out of resin.
Wednesday, May 2, 2018
Franklin, Forge, and Gear 93 Ton ingot mold
Franklin, Forge, and Gear built an ingot transport car in HO scale. Look for the build and more information of the build in a future issue of The Mill. If anyone has information on these types of cars used to haul these types of molds please contact me at don_csx@hotmail.com.
Picture from Getty Images
The following pictures are from Franklin, Forge, and Gear. The mold was built from 2 electric conduit couplings, the carrier for the mold was scratch built and the carrier buggies were built from 2 Athearn heavy duty flats that were shortened down.
Friday, March 16, 2018
Coke Oven model by Daniel Milcher
Daniel Milcher, a new of the Steel Mill Modeling group share pictures of a coke oven he built in 6 months. This oven is models after a prototype that stood in his hometown in 1944 and was heavily bombed but was never rebuild. The model is roughly 6ft long and the chimney is 3ft high. All pictures are by Daniel Milchar
Tuesday, March 13, 2018
Steel Mill Modeling
Another new member Floris Dilz of the Steel Mill Facebook Group share some pictures of an HO scale mill. This mill has amazing details including scratch built locomotives.
Saturday, March 10, 2018
Steel Mill Modeling
A new member of the Steel Mill Modeling Facebook group Heinz Helm has been showing some pictures of the HO scale steel mill he has been working on. The details of his mill are unbelievable.
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