Lakeside Lines RR
Name: Lakeside Lines RR Layout designer: Tom Harris Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 24 × 40 feet (plus staging) Prototype: freelanced,…
Read moreName: Lakeside Lines RR Layout designer: Tom Harris Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 24 × 40 feet (plus staging) Prototype: freelanced,…
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Name: Reading Co. Layout designer: Sy Diamond Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 13′-6″ x 22′-0″ Prototype: Reading Co. Locale: eastern Pennsylvania…
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Name: Central RR of New Jersey, Newark Branch Layout designer: Jonathan Jones Scale: N (1:160) Size: 6′-1¾” x 18′-9″ Prototype:…
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Modeler Rick Wright never quits pushing himself to greater heights in the hobby. In the November 2000 issue we showcased…
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Having trouble viewing this video? Please visit our Video FAQ page Model Railroader managing editor David Popp shows how…
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A house, a car, and a layout all have something in common: they turn out better when they’re built on…
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A great prototype photo can often be a wonderful source of inspiration for a model. This was the case for…
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What can you build with $3.5 million in donations, two professional model-building companies, and thousands of hours put in by…
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Learn the basics of the hobby of model railroading Illustration by Theo Cobb If you’re new to model railroading, a…
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Model railroading scales are described by letters such as N, HO, S, and O. This alphabet soup may seem confusing…
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Bill Hildebrand used scale drawings and inexpensive hardboard material to construct an O gauge model of the famous Hoboken Terminal.…
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Richard Van de Kieft formed an impressive O gauge passenger terminal out of two MTH structures. Photos by Michael Raynor…
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