Back on Track: Painting & installing a backdrop, Episode 8
Bound and determined to build it better than his previous layout, Gerry walks through his evolved process for handling the…
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Welcome to the first of a three-part series where I’ll show you the various modeling information you can learn from…
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Why build a garden railroad tunnel portal Thanks to the invasion of the Emerald Ash Borer, several large ash trees…
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Trackside Photos is a showcase for the work of Model Railroader readers. Send your photos (digital images 5 megapixels or…
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If you’ve been trackside in the past five or six years, you’ve probably noticed blue metal signs at grade crossings.…
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In this Workbench Minute video, CTT editor Hal Miller shows the basics of locomotive lubrication with O gauge diesel. The…
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When I was young, I had an American Flyer train and a set of American Plastic Bricks (interlocking toy…
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When I first moved to Wisconsin to start working for Model Railroader, my family and I were in a two-bedroom…
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Facts & features Name: Uncle Dave’s Indoor Garden Ry. (UDIG) and East & Beyond (E&B) Scale: N (1:160) Size: 28…
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Staff member Rene Schweitzer demonstrates ways to make sure your adhesives are always ready to use. This quick video will…
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Peter Waldraff has always prioritized saving space when building a layout. His interest in this modeling niche first started…
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Our humble host, Steve Brown, shows how he planned and “paved” the roads to success on his N scale layout.…
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