The Rise of HO Scale Model Trains
HO scale model trains are a significant part of model railroading history, and we can partially credit the overall popularity…
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Q: I’ve seen a few Model Railroader articles on painting and weathering that reference liquid mask. How does the product…
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Q: I have two oval tracks, one inside the other, on a piece of 4 x 8 plywood. Just running…
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Locomotives, regardless of scale, have always been at the forefront of technological advancements in model railroading. Over the past decade,…
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Q: I was wondering if you could provide me with information on what kind of loads an oyster cannery sends…
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Q: Was there ever an article on converting old railcars to accept modern trucks and couplers? I have a few…
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Q: What is the best adhesive to use for attaching cork roadbed to wood or extruded-foam insulation board? — Ronald…
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Most of us can agree that the gloom and doom surrounding today’s state of model railroading — due to the…
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Q: In the November Ask Trains video, you were standing in front of a display case filled with Milwaukee, Racine…
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Q: Many of Model Railroader’s articles, reviews, and advertisements focus on products representing the “modern” era, say the 1940s to…
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Q: I have a question regarding using lichen to simulate vegetation on a layout. My basement is clean but unfinished,…
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Scenery projects on a layout will usually require an abundance of tools to work with. Yet modelers will come across…
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