The HO scale Boston & Maine layout
Facts and features Name: Boston & Maine Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 13′-0″ x 34′-9″ Prototype: Boston & Maine Locale: Five…
Read moreFacts and features Name: Boston & Maine Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 13′-0″ x 34′-9″ Prototype: Boston & Maine Locale: Five…
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For well over a century, copper mines and their structures dotted the landscape in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. I was born…
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While David and Bryson allow the previously painted rail (Episode 16) to dry, they take a moment to focus on…
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In this Spaces to Places episode, host Gerry Leone tackles the final touches around the lower deck roundhouse area of…
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Price: $49.99 Manufacturer Menards 5106 Menard Dr. Eau Claire, WI 54703 menards.com/trains Era: 1930s to present Comments: Kids on the…
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia’s Connellsville, Pa., line was rife with major bridges. Biggest of all was this colossal crossing of…
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Eric White, Editor of Model Railroader magazine, continues his HO scale glass plant project for the East Troy Industrial Park…
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Q: I’m researching methods to power turnout frogs on my N scale layout. I’m using Atlas code 55 flextrack and…
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I found this manuscript from the late John Grams in our manuscript files. There was no date on the envelope…
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In 2020, I purchased Lionel’s No. 2028310 Milk Car With Platform. Unfortunately, I was never happy with this car’s operation.…
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Adding scale people to your layout can be as simple as opening the box and gluing them in place. Manufacturers…
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Q: How do Tightlock couplers work? — Thor Clemens A: Longtime staff member Jim Hediger provided an explanation of the…
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