The Naugatuck Valley RR: Operating a ’50s-era layout, step-by-step
Most modelers can pinpoint the photos, people, events, books, or stories that inspired them to build their model railroads. For…
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Many of us dream of a model railroad empire on a massive scale. While the time, space and resources required…
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Facts and features Name: Baltimore & Ohio Ridgely Division Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: extension: 8 x 8 feet, entire layout:…
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Facts and features Name: Union Pacific Geneva Subdivision Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 17 x 25 feet Prototype: Union Pacific (ex-Chicago…
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A block and tackle system makes it easy to raise or lower this layout in minutes
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Please enjoy this selection of holiday-themed photos of toy trains from Lionel and American Flyer in O gauge, S gauge,…
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I first encountered the Lone Star Treble-O-lectric system when one of my old school friends had a box full of…
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A holiday toy train photo gallery is just the thing to get you in the Christmas spirit. Please enjoy this…
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Dave Baule’s S gauge layout Dimensions: 11 x 25 feet Track and switches: American S Gauge (diameters range from 38…
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Bob and Diane Zwieg’s O gauge layout Dimensions: 9 x 13 feet Track and switches: K-Line, Lionel (diameters range from…
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Facts and features Name: Sun Parlour Lines Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 12 x 41 feet Prototype: Chesapeake & Ohio and…
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Facts and features Name: East Troy Industrial Park Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 14‘-2“ x 19‘-0” Prototype: freelanced industrial switching Era:…
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