How to sell toy trains
Where can I sell my trains? How to sell toy trains might be one of the most-asked questions we get…
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Facts & features Name: Len Smith’s O gauge layout Dimensions: 24 x 27 feet Track and switches: Atlas O (diameters…
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Facts & features Name: Bill Clark’s S gauge layout Dimensions: 9 x 20½ feet Track and switches: Gilbert American Flyer…
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The layouts most recently showcased here have reflected the hobby activities of two of the top performers of the second…
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Water is the enemy of toy trains. But we have tools to fight back. In fact, they might already be…
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Thrift stores can hold a wealth of treasures for hobbyists, if you know where to look. I have suggestions of…
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Frank Sinatra’s O gauge railroad included many collectible pieces as well as everyday items. They were all colorful and fun…
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Although Lionel has come out with a multitude of fantastic products over the years, one of the most amazing and…
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When it comes to buying used track, should you or shouldn’t you? While buying new track means a more pristine…
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Facts & features Name: John Staschak’s O gauge layout Dimensions: 12½ x 25 feet Track: GarGraves, Ross Custom Switches (diameters…
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Facts & features Name: Ken Cook’s O gauge “Casey” Line Dimensions: 14 x 26 feet Track and switches: Lionel FasTrack,…
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Neil Young’s O gauge railroad To begin, Neil created his layout, which covered approximately 1,000 square feet on his ranch…
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