MTH RailKing O gauge New York subway set
EVER NOTICE THAT when you visit a layout that has some sort of subway system designed into it, when you…
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ONE OF THE BIG SURPRISES of the past holiday season was MTH’s Pennsylvania RR starter set (no. 30-4023-1). You buy…
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IN THE MODERN era few locomotives have been as successful as the EMD SD45. This 3,600-horsepower, C-C truck diesel took…
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PECOS RIVER BRASS has turned its scale-like attention to three-rail locomotives and now rolling stock. The company has produced a…
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A NEW ENTRANT into the three-rail market, Pecos River Brass has stuck its toe in the water of the three-rail…
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CABOOSES ARE HISTORY. They’re dead, gone, finito, kaput. They symbolize featherbedding rascals sleeping at the rear of the train rather…
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CTT PUBLISHED A pair of crossing track wiring diagrams in the March and July 1999 issues. Since then our office…
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INDUSTRIAL RAIL, a relative newcomer to the ranks of O gauge manufacturers, has added some spice to its commendable line…
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LIONEL HAS BEEN slowly re-creating some of its more memorable postwar O gauge accessories. The company commenced two years ago…
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STEAM VERSUS diesel, Godzilla versus Mothra, great taste – less filling. These are some of the significant battles of our…
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WHEN I REVIEWED MTH’s reproduction of the 400E steamer two years ago, I praised it as a fun and economical…
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THE QS-3000 SOUND and control board is the newest update for locomotives with MTH ProtoSound, Weaver-installed QSI systems, and earlier…
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