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Hal Miller repairs peeling roadway material on the City Transfer & Terminal, an O gauge layout showcased in Classic Toy…
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The July issue of Classic Toy Trains features an O gauge layout built by a modeler and his twin sons.…
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Classic Toy Trains Editor Hal Miller prowls the dollar store aisles in search of inexpensive items that are useful on…
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Name: Michael Marmer Railroad Name: D&K RR Location: Germantown, Maryland Scale: S Theme: Small town America Description: This is my…
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In this Classic Toy Trains How-to Minute, editor Hal Miller replaces the crumbling 3-conductor cable on a postwar RCS controller…
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Epoxy is a great adhesive for repairing a wide variety of materials. CTT editor Hal Miller heads to the workbench…
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Classic Toy Trains‘ own Senior Editor Roger Carp is returning to the role of Professor Carp. Roger hosts a video…
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Bob Keller is back with an all-new Bob’s Train Box, Episode 69! He and CTT editor Hal Miller take a…
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Professor Roger Carp discusses the origin and evolution of the vintage Lionel Trains motor-driven coal conveyor accessory. CTT Editor Hal…
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Gary Pearsall’s layout features Northern Pacific passenger and freight trains. The layout measures 5 x 10 feet and features spectacular…
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Welcome to Trains.com, the new home for Classic Toy Trains Magazine online and for all the content we publish on…
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This 35 x 56-foot layout features postwar and modern Lionel power pulling impressive trains made up of Atlas O, Golden…
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