A look back: Will today’s trains be as repairable as yesterday’s?
I came across this editoral from September 2000 issue from then Editor Neil Besougloff, and it made me smile. It…
Read moreI came across this editoral from September 2000 issue from then Editor Neil Besougloff, and it made me smile. It…
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Q: I have a bedroom sized N scale railroad with a four track staging/fiddle yard on one wall. I would…
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Facts and features Name: Rice Lake, Dallas & Menomonie RRScale: HO (1:87.1)Size: 8 x 30 feetPrototype: Soo LineLocale: northwestern WisconsinEra:…
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Facts and features Name: Colorado & Southern Clear Creek DistrictScale: 1:72Size: 40 x 52 feetPrototype: Colorado & Southern Clear Creek…
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This week’s “look back” is an early CTT product review from the Fall 1988 issue of the MTH 2-4-2 reproduction…
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The plan is simple: a long loop-to-loop (folded dog-bone) single-track line. There are several passing sidings to allow three trains…
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Do you have any information, including a wiring diagram, that can help me wire my Lionel No. 450 Operating Signal…
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My layout, The “Casey” Line, was published in the September 2021 Classic Toy Trains. My 30-year project was based on…
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Name: Neal Schorr’s Pennsylvania RR Middle DivisionGauge: O scale (1:48)Dimensions: 38 x 45 feet (maximum dimensions)Track: Atlas O code 215…
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Name: Gary King’s S gauge layoutDimensions: 11½ x 13½ feetTrack and switches: American Models (diameters range from 42 up to…
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Q: I’m building a layout based on the early Burlington Northern in Idaho. I’ve seen a number of photos of…
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Most model railroaders strive for accuracy in the construction of their model railroad layout. Of course there are modelers who…
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