Beyond the byline with Scott Hartley
What was your first byline in Trains? Scott Hartley: My first Trains feature article appeared in the February 1980 issue,…
Read moreWhat was your first byline in Trains? Scott Hartley: My first Trains feature article appeared in the February 1980 issue,…
Read moreThe GMDH1 diesel-hydraulic locomotives led a short life with one staying near their birthplace of London, Ontario. Diesel-hydraulic…
Read moreErie Railroad locomotives included both oddball steam and diesels right out of a builder’s catalog. The Erie was…
Read moreEssential tools for model railroaders Essential tools for model railroaders: A basic tool kit is something many newcomers forget about…
Read moreHow to store diesel locomotives: The changing traffic levels of a railroad can affect the number of locomotives it operates.…
Read moreSimplifying body-mounted couplers: Former editor Neil Besougloff used to accuse me of trying to convert all N scale modelers to…
Read moreAlco RSD15 road switcher Some locomotive models seem to come and go and hardly get noticed. Nobody can say that…
Read moreEMD F40C diesel locomotives were six-axle, 3,200-hp units built for Chicago-area commuter service in 1974. They were found on…
Read moreErie Railroad passenger trains: The Erie Railroad is Classic Trains’ railroad of the month for October 2023. All this…
Read moreWith a mainline run of more than 1,000 feet, this freelanced HO scale (1:87.1) club layout is quite impressive! But…
Read moreThis small, portable N scale (1:160) layout is designed to create a big impression. To learn even more about the…
Read moreLocomotives with two diesel engines: The recent announcement by Union Pacific to donate a portion of its heritage steam and…
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