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Raising your garden railroad from toe level to something approximating eye level can be quite a bit of work, but…
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Whether you’re just starting out in the hobby or have been involved for years, our special supplement has something to…
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This 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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How to find items in your chosen scale Download the PDF here. Once you have settled on a scale that…
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This 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…
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Marc Horovitz Marc Horovitz This 1:20.3-scale figure may look right for this 1:32-scale locomotive but if you tried to put…
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Common scales of large scale trains: Most of us have had this experience as we got started in garden railroading:…
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Download 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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Learn how to build a small, beautifully weathered, wooden cabin out of styrene. [...]Read More...
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