Learn with the Professionals of Model Railroading
Fran and Miles Hale Model Railroading University 508 South Cedar Street Belton, MO 64012
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phone 816-588-2302
Classes are individually scheduled to fit the student. Call to schedule.
Hands on Program with
20 hours of classes
Doctorate Program Outline:
I. Molding & Casting A. Making masters 1. What materials to use 2. What bonding agents to use and not use B. Making the mold (Silicone) 1. One part molds 2. Two and multiple part molds a. Claying-up the master b. Gate and vent the mold 3. Vacuum the mold compound a. Pumps b. Pouring for less bubbles C. Making a spin cast mold 1. The master 2. The process (overview) 3. What equipment is needed D. Plastic injection molding 1. The process 2. What equipment E. Filling the mold 1. Pouring the mold 2. Injecting the mold II. Animation A. What looks good 1. Choosing a drive mechanism 2. Where to get supplies 3. Assembling for trouble free operation B. Painting for effect III. Illusion A. Mirrors B. Size is important C. Depth, when there is none D. Lighting: ambient and layout IV. Water A. Real B. Urethanes and resins C. Acrylics D. Painting depth 100% NMRA Master Model Railroader Teaching Faculty. Individual work stations in a professional model shop and fully equipped learning campus. Tuition for one course is $950, two courses $1,800, all 3 courses $2,600; includes materials. Hotel & meal information available. All classes are held in Kansas City, Missourri, at 5608 N. Mercier Drive. Above is a photo of one of our proud graduates of our Doctorate Degree program and his instructor, Miles Hale.
C. Making a spin cast mold
Above is a photo of one of our proud graduates of our Doctorate Degree program and his instructor, Miles Hale.
MRU Instructor Miles Hale is currently featured onthe DIY Network's Workin' on the Railroad series...
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