Jon Balka’s American Flyer All Aboard S gauge layout
Facts & Features Name: Jon Balka’s S gauge layout Dimensions: 5 1/2 x 10 feet Track and switches: American Flyer…
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Facts & Features Name: Jon Balka’s S gauge layout Dimensions: 5 1/2 x 10 feet Track and switches: American Flyer…
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Facts & Features Name: Gefken family’s O gauge layout Dimensions: 10 x 20 feet Track and switches: Lionel (diameters range…
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The layout at a glance Name: UPRR Geneva Subdivision Scale: N (1:160) Size: 60′-6″ x 33′-6″ Prototype: Union Pacific Locale:…
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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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Welcome to Cody’s Trackside Finds, a new series on Trains.com, where we’ll look at interesting locomotives, freight cars, structures, or…
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Always looking for new ways to make the farm scene on my garden railroad layout look more realistic, I decided…
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Why do you stage a model train layout? Let’s be clear about the need for staging. Unless you’re modeling a…
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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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As the world and Gerry’s helix continues to turn, he deals with its ups and downs. See how he works…
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Even with a little help from a friend, host Gerry Leone still struggles with benchwork construction. But after setting joists…
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With design issues behind him, Gerry begins building the components of a four-turn helix. Even though math is involved in…
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By Allan Gartner The Advanced Control Module from Walthers will work with DCC systems capable of controlling accessories, such as…
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