MTH Premier line O gauge Erie 0-8-8-0
AMONG THE MOST MASSIVE locomotives on North American rails just about 100 years ago was the 0-8-8-0. Surprisingly, 85 locomotives…
Read moreAMONG THE MOST MASSIVE locomotives on North American rails just about 100 years ago was the 0-8-8-0. Surprisingly, 85 locomotives…
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THE STORY OF THE A2a-class Berkshires of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad is a pretty sad one. In the…
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IF THERE HAD BEEN a locomotive in the movie Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Gene Wilder, who portrayed the…
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NO, THIS ISN’T THE review about the blue Erie 0-8-8-0. While this Triplex locomotive shares much in common with the…
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WOW! LIGHTNING HAS struck twice in one year. In the July issue we reviewed an F3 set by Williams that…
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LOCOMOTIVES COSTING $1,000 or more seem to capture all the attention today, so we went down to our local hobby…
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AN O GAUGE GP7 diesel for a mere $49.95. Yup, you read that right. “But wait,” you say. “Where’s the…
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REMEMBER THE Visible V-8? When I was a kid, I begged and begged my mom and dad to get me…
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BACK DURING THE HEYDAY OF Gilbert’s American Flyer S gauge, the Connecticut train-maker added a diesel switcher to its lineup.…
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A SMALL BUT NOTABLE trend in our hobby is the steady re-emergence of British three-rail O gauge toy trains, led…
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I’LL BE HONEST. When I saw the box with “GP60” written on the label, I sighed. Geeps may be the…
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IN THE WORLD OF TODAY’S souped-up, turbocharged O gauge trains, electronics rule. And where electronics rule, a steady flow of…
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