Modern Rocky Mountain railroading – Colorado style
The thunder of modern motive power and the rumble of long trains rolling through Colorado’s Rocky Mountain passes caught Bill…
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From its 1859 charter to the 1995 merger into BNSF Railway, the history and size of the Atchison, Topeka and…
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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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Q: I have gone to train shows and garage sales and bought many N scale cars with all sorts of…
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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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Is your locomotive struggling to produce a good amount of smoke, even after cranking up the smoke volume and adding…
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In the Spring 2025 issue of Classic Toy Trains, there was an article about figures for O gauge, which ended…
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When designing their layouts, many model railroaders gravitate towards the 1960s. It’s easy to understand why — to many in…
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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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I found this manuscript from the late John Grams in our manuscript files. There was no date on the envelope…
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Facts and features Name: Brush Creek & Western Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 21 x 45 feet Prototype: freelance Locale: St.…
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Facts and features Name: Boston & Maine Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 13′-0″ x 34′-9″ Prototype: Boston & Maine Locale: Five…
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