As far as I know, models aren't associated with a controller. So you
could just 'rails generate model ModelName field:type' three times for
the Post, Catalog, and Tag models. Then in some controller, you can
write:
class PostsController < ApplicationController
def new
@title = "Some page"
@val = 10
@post = Post.new
@post.email = "x...@yahoo.com"
@catalog = Catalog.new
@catalog.name = "Pottery Barn"
@tag = Tag.new
@tag.name = "dishes"
end
end
And then in new.html.erb, you can write:
<h1>Posts#new</h1>
<div>Post model: <%= @post.email %></div>
<div>Catalog model: <%= @catalog.name %></div>
<div>Tag model: <%= @tag.name %></div>
<div>Val: <%= @val %></div>
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