Lionel’s postwar Girls’ Train set
I found this manuscript from the late John Grams in our manuscript files. There was no date on the envelope…
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Q: I’m curious why I’ve never seen four 20-foot intermodal containers in a single well car, stacked two on top…
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Atlas has released the C44-9W locomotive as part of the Premier line. Chris Montagna sent us videos of this engine…
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Facts and features Name: Willoughby LineScale: HO and HOn3 (1:87.1)Size: 13 x 22 feetPrototype: proto-freelancedLocale: California’s Central Valley and Sierra…
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Facts and features Name: Buffalo & Susquehanna to Wellsville, Addison & GaletonScale: HO (1:87.1)Size: 12′-4″ x 32′-0″Prototype: Buffalo & Susquehanna…
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I found this manuscript from the late John Grams in our manuscript files. There was no date on the envelope…
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We are working on a new special issue! Classic Toy Trains’ next special interest publication features 14 layouts you can…
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Q: I have some N scale cars from Micro-Trains. Recently, I swapped out the factory-installed plastic wheelsets with metal wheelsets,…
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In the 1920s, as Argentina’s economy boomed and its railway system expanded, toy trains began to capture the imaginations of…
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Q: I’m trying to locate a source for large sheets of styrene. I can find the smaller sheets marketed by…
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What do I collect? I collect the General Mills era of Lionel production (1969-1986), with a focus on the Model…
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I’m restoring some Lionel postwar heavyweight passenger cars and need help lettering them. Are there suppliers for reproduction decals? —…
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