Lionel’s Standard gauge Blue Comet
Lionel’s Standard gauge Blue Comet, considered by some to be the legendary train manufacturer’s finest steamer, stands out for its…
Read moreLionel’s Standard gauge Blue Comet, considered by some to be the legendary train manufacturer’s finest steamer, stands out for its…
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American Flyer’s no. 21920 Missouri Pacific Alco PA combination, much cherished by both collectors and operators, made its debut in…
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Lionel’s General set, based upon a woodburning 4-4-0 locomotive that actually saw wartime service on the Western & Atlantic railroad,…
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Lionel’s 1950 2-8-4 Berkshire steam locomotive was the workhorse of the post-World War II Lionel O gauge line. 800 x…
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Lionel’s Super Speedliner, the first streamlined outfit, included everything that made the Lionel trains of the 1950s great – a…
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Here’s a classic tale of a kid who badly wanted to play with his trains, but couldn’t – at least…
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One of the most notable changes in the toy train hobby over the past 10 to 15 years has been…
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Paul Helgeson has less than 100 square feet dedicated to his layout, but the variety of scenes is astonishing. Here…
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Sometimes we have more photos than we can possibly fit in the allotted pages for a layout article. After choosing…
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The Summer 2008 issue of Classic Trains magazine pays tribute to the Pullman Company. Published in 1948 at the height…
Read moreDaily trains in and out of Jacksonville Terminal, 1946. Reprinted from June 1978 Trains magazine. Jacksonville Terminal DOWNLOAD [...]Read More...
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