Use old transformers with modern toy train locomotives
You can use old transformers with modern O and S gauge locomotives and keep the former from gathering dust under…
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The first Lionel Conrail cars and engines came shortly after the federal government created the railroad in 1976. Fundimensions, the…
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The Lionel X6454 Baby Ruth boxcar is one of the most basic freight cars ever made. It looks unassuming and…
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Graffiti on O gauge trains typically has a polarizing effect: One either loves or hates it. But there’s no denying…
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From CTT’s editorial page to Collectible Classics, I’ve spouted on about how the world’s greatest hobby, model railroading, has and…
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Name: Dave Tori’s S gauge layout Dimensions: 13 x 21 feet Track: Gilbert and Lionel American Flyer (diameters range from…
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Name: Sean Morgan’s O gauge Hellertown & Delaware layout Dimensions: 18 x 20 feet with a central opening for viewing…
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F3s, Hudsons, and Girls’ trains – those are the postwar jackpots that everybody knows about. Here, though, are 5 postwar…
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Buying collectible toy train items can be enjoyable and rewarding if you proceed carefully and patiently. Be sure to do…
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The Lionel 2065 Hudson is not uncommon, and it isn’t particularly valuable. What makes it so important to me is…
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Polar Express layout tips: We at CTT had a lot of fun building our recent Polar Express layout. Despite building…
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