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While reminiscing and revisiting my archive of photos of our dearly departed Milwaukee, Racine & Troy HO scale layout, I…
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While reminiscing and revisiting my archive of photos of our dearly departed Milwaukee, Racine & Troy HO scale layout, I…
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Ken Smith’s South Durham Ry. is an HO scale shelf layout that fills a 9′-6″ x 11′-0″ spare room. The…
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I’ll admit in preaching to the choir that O-gauge model railroading can be an expensive endeavor. Newer, higher-end scaled products…
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Name: Tom Kaiser’s O gauge layout Dimensions: 10½ x 11 feet Track: Lionel FasTrack (diameters range from 31 to 60 inches) Motive power: Atlas…
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LGB’s Stainz locomotive is an icon in the large scale hobby. Not only is it instantly recognizable, it also tugs…
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If you want to fascinate visitors and draw their eyes into your layout, make your layout tell a story. Many…
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Q: I am in a decision mode as to what’s the best industry for a small shelf layout. I’m considering…
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When I first started at Model Railroader in February 2014, I edited a story by Alex Marchand about how he…
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I model Colorado narrow gauge, specifically the Denver & Rio Grande Western and Rio Grande Southern. I own two separate…
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Host Gerry Leone left us with a bit of a cliffhanger in his quest to remake a wider, curved river…
Read moreName: Art Volz’s O-27 gauge layout Dimensions: 10 x 20 feet Track and switches: Lionel (diameters range from 27 to 31 inches) Motive power: Lionel…
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Longtime Model Railroader author and photographer Paul Dolkos passed away on August 9, 2024. You can read his obituary here.…
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