Travel: One thousand issues of ‘Trains’ Magazine unravel a legacy
One thousand issues One thousand issues of Trains Magazine have put tens of thousands of railroad photographs in the public…
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Explore the transformation of the Hills Line Substation module as real-life elements are incorporated, turning it into a recognizable and…
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Overnight Amtrak trains in 1991, its 20th year, show similarities with today’s offerings. Many trains known today were operating in…
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Amtrak Superliner cars are derived from the old Santa Fe El Capitan Hi-Level car fleet. The cars, which operate on…
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Breakdown of Streamliners What are streamliners? Essentially, it’s a sleek design for lightweight passenger rail equipment that once had a…
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Readers of the Mileposts blog hardly need be sold on the close connections between the holiday season and trains, especially…
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Endangered Class I locomotives Endangered Class I locomotives in 2024: Locomotive fleets are always in a state of evolution.…
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This is a picture worth a thousand words. For decades, artists and photographers awed us with images of mighty locomotives…
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BNSF Railway and J.B. Hunt To honor fallen veterans during the holidays a number of companies regularly partner with Wreaths…
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Metra It’s likely many passengers don’t realize commuter rail operator Metra serves Chicago O’Hare International Airport. But then, “serves” may…
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The all-new T-Trak modular N scale (1:160) layout construction series continues with Host David Popp demonstrating how to add trackwork…
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In the steam age, most Chicago & North Western locomotives burned coal, but those assigned to divisions west of…
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