Locomotives we love: Lionel No. 675 steam engine and tender
Dick Christianson, the founding editor of Classic Toy Trains and the consummate cheerleader for Lionel trains of the postwar era,…
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Dick Christianson, the founding editor of Classic Toy Trains and the consummate cheerleader for Lionel trains of the postwar era,…
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Railroads carry a multitude of loads, from passengers, livestock, and a variety of other goods. I decided to build a…
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Let’s admit it, model railroading isn’t the cheapest hobby. Whether you’re a collector, operator, or both, trains and accessories can…
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Computer-aided design (CAD) software is an essential tool and great option in helping to experiment and track plan your model…
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Q: What is recommended for attaching buildings and other structures to the substructure of a model railroad? — Byron Christmas…
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There are many reasons you might need to bring a locomotive back to life. Here are some tips for resurrecting…
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Contrary to popular belief, modeling an urban scene doesn’t require a bunch of space. Want proof? Check out the Winston-Salem…
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Not every hobbyist has a spare room in which to build a layout. You may have limited space for a…
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“Less is more,” as the saying goes from the article, How to lubricate your O and S gauge trains. The…
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Q: Why are the flanges on model steam engine drive wheels so much larger than on the prototypes? Is it…
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The 1970s were a time of change. Model railroading was no exception. Modelers tested new techniques and technologies, while the…
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