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Those little packets of silica gel that come in model train and other boxes are there for a reason –…
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The year 1952 was a spectacular one for Lionel operating toy train accessories. An enduring favorite to come out of…
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Time to turn a flat tabletop into a layout with aesthetically pleasing elevations and undulations. But before David gets too…
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Most modelers have heard of modular railroading, or even practice it themselves. Modular railroading is an easy and practical way…
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Facts & features Name: Brooklyn Terminal Scale: N (1:160) Size: 5′-6″ x 7′-4″ Prototype: Bush Terminal, N.Y. Dock Ry., Fulton…
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My garden railroad, the Snake River Railroad, is named after my interest in the Union Pacific. This has been…
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The layout at a glance Name: Santa Fe Shortline (SFS) Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 7′-0″ x 8′-0″ Prototype: Freelanced Santa…
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Thrift stores can hold a wealth of treasures for hobbyists, if you know where to look. I have suggestions of…
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David and Jenny jump right into the assembly of the removeable, wood legs and braces used to elevate the L-girder…
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Frank Sinatra’s O gauge railroad included many collectible pieces as well as everyday items. They were all colorful and fun…
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Latin name: Sedum sp. Common name: Miniature sedum Plant type: Groundcover Plant size: Foliage under 2″ tall x 10″ wide,…
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To get the series underway, host David Popp enlists the help of Trains.com editor Jenny Freeland. The two discuss the…
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