How to use Z scale couplers to make N scale equipment more realistic
In N scale, oversized, truck-mounted couplers are still a de facto standard, but body-mounted scale-sized couplers aren’t exclusive to larger…
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In N scale, oversized, truck-mounted couplers are still a de facto standard, but body-mounted scale-sized couplers aren’t exclusive to larger…
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Contributing Editor Gerry Leone continues to share his final project on the HO scale Bona Vista Rwy. This time you’ll…
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Jim Kelly wanted to see all the fabulous detail on his new ScaleTrains.com carbon black covered hoppers. A few simple…
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Name: Boston & Maine Layout owner: Thomas Oxnard Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 18 x 28 feet Prototype: freelanced, inspired by…
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The layout at a glance Name: East Bluff Terminal RR Layout owner: Joe Visintine Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 14′-6″ x…
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Classic Toy Trains Senior Editor Roger Carp and Editor Hal Miller talk about Lionel’s fun freight cars from the 1960s…
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When he needed a few deciduous trees for his HO scale layout, Robert Pethoud turned to a tried-and-true method –…
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Name: The Norfolk & Western of the 1950s Layout owner: Gary Hoover Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 24 x 49 feet…
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Name: Virginia & Truckee RR Layout owner: Donn Tolley Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 21′-7″ x 21′-10″ Prototype: Virginia & Truckee…
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Roger Kujawa and Bruce Brantner came up with the idea of using false floors to secure heavy equipment and other…
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Gary Hoover models the Norfolk & Western Ry. in the late 1950s through Virginia and West Virginia. Many of the…
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Trake Liz Miller Seafood fork Liz Miller Two for the (rail) road Liz Miller: Cape May, New Jersey Zone 7…
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