Ideas for raising your railroad
Raising your garden railroad from toe level to something approximating eye level can be quite a bit of work, but…
Read moreRaising your garden railroad from toe level to something approximating eye level can be quite a bit of work, but…
Read moreWhether you’re just starting out in the hobby or have been involved for years, our special supplement has something to…
Read moreThis special collection of tips from Garden Railways magazine staff and readers includes: Easy ways to keep your trains running smoothly Guidance…
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Read moreHow to find items in your chosen scale Download the PDF here. Once you have settled on a scale that…
Read moreThis three-rail track incorporates two different gauges—0 gauge and 1-gauge. Trains in 16mm-scale (1:19) and 15mm-scale (1:20.3) are equally at…
Read moreMarc Horovitz Marc Horovitz This 1:20.3-scale figure may look right for this 1:32-scale locomotive but if you tried to put…
Read moreCommon scales of large scale trains: Most of us have had this experience as we got started in garden railroading:…
Read moreDownload this free PDF from Garden Railways magazine for full-size drawings of a generic skeleton log car (1:20.3 scale) and…
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