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Layout designer: Kent Johnson and Bob Keller Scale: O Layout size: 4 x 8 feet Track type: Lionel O Minimum…
Read moreLayout designer: Kent Johnson and Bob Keller Scale: O Layout size: 4 x 8 feet Track type: Lionel O Minimum…
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Layout designer: Kent Johnson, for the May 2006 issue of Classic Toy Trains. Scale: O Layout size: 5 x 9…
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Layout designer: Ray Stuber Scale: O Layout size: 6 x 10 feet Track type: Lionel O Minimum curve: O-31 Originally…
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Layout designer: Don Miller Scale: O Layout size: 8 x 15 feet Track type: Lionel O Minimum curve: O-31 Originally…
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Q I saw an ad for Chinese steam locomotives by Multipower International Inc., in Towaco, N.J. The company offers used…
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The hood on this Norfolk Southern signal better directs the light’s beam. Doug Koontz Q CSX lineside signals all have…
Read moreQ Does anyone know the origin of the term “shoo-fly track?”— Gordon Osmundson, Oakland, Calif. A According to the Historical…
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A Rutland RS3 switches at the road’s hub of Rutland, Vt., in 1957; 31.5 miles to the southeast on the…
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The conductor of train BUSW, “The Peoria Rocket,” sweeps the north switch at the Limit Yard on the edge of…
Read moreWhen seeking the cause of a train wreck, investigators sketch out relevant details, such as the starting and ending points…
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The early 1900s were a period of great expansion and modernization on the Prince Edward Island Ry. (PEIR). Existing stations…
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Name: C&O Logan Subdivision Layout designer: Jeff Ashby Scale: N (1:160) Size: 9 x 15 feet Prototype: freelanced, inspired by…
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