Model Railroader Tips & Tricks | Track selection and tracklaying insights
Track selection and tracklaying insights | Join David, as he first surveys a wide array of flexible trackwork offerings, and…
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It’s 7:30 a.m. and our Trains crew has arrived at the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad and Museum in Mineral, Wash.…
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A particular run of the Kansas City-Florida Special may have changed the course of steam locomotive assignments on the Frisco.…
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Fifty years ago, in the May 1975 Trains Magazine, prolific author William D. Middleton visited New York City’s Grand Central…
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Interested in riding the railroad? One of the best windows on the railroad world are passenger trains, and you have…
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A man reads a book on the main level of a Budd-built Tubular coach while people relax in the smoking…
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By 1840, the nation had 2,800 miles of railroad track. In his book American Notes, novelist Charles Dickens captured the…
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In the old days, when an accident had a rail line shut down, it was time to call the big…
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Steamtown National Historic Site, once known as Steamtown USA, has a captivating history. Its journey from one man’s vision in…
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Recently, I began teaching a series of classes at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania titled Railroad Photography 101. I cover…
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This reboot of The Roundhouse, an on-camera interview series established in 2013, welcomes host Brian Schmidt, Editor of Classic Trains…
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