O gauge Soo Line 4-6-0 by Lionel
When Classic Toy Trains Editor Hal Miller told me next up for review was a 4-6-0 steam locomotive, I remember…
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O gauge locomotives Electro-Motive Division GP40 diesel locomotive. CSX (yellow, blue, and gray scheme), Denver & Rio Grande Western (black…
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O scale structures The Printing House. Laser-cut cardboard low-relief kit. Includes blank sign and detailed instructions. Measure 9.84” x 3.14”…
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Robert Weaver, who established Quality Craft/Weaver Model Trains with his wife, Shirley, in 1965 and over the next half-century manufactured…
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Menards Santa Fe O gauge locomotive program is underway. Asking some 200 people to take a chance on this new…
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What was your first train set (or locomotive)? My first train set was the Lionel 1434W Burlington GP diesel with…
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O scale structures Margie’s Macchiatos Coffee Shop. Injection-molded plastic kit with snap-together main parts, second floor bay window, and waterslide…
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O gauge freight cars Gunderson 50-foot high-cube boxcar. Arkansas-Oklahoma (Mineral Red), Canadian Pacific (Mineral Red with NKCR reporting marks), GATX…
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In the late 1950s, Nashvillearea toy manufacturer Kusan was making products that might be the epitome of the term “toy…
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Introduction to MTH’s O gauge SD24 When I found out that the next locomotive for us to test and review…
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O gauge locomotives General Electric 44-ton diesel locomotive. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy (black and gray); Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe…
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O gauge locomotives Electro-Motive Division SD40-2 diesel locomotive. Burlington Northern (Cascade Green and black, Chicago & North Western (Falcon Service…
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