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Model railroaders are model builders, and sometimes we build models for layouts that aren’t there anymore, and the old models…
Read moreModel railroaders are model builders, and sometimes we build models for layouts that aren’t there anymore, and the old models…
Read moreThis article will help you build a simple Arduino-based DCC system. Growing up in the 1980s I was living the…
Read moreA question many readers want an answer to is how to color bricks. Structures have been built with brick for…
Read moreMy N scale model railroad has about 50 mainline and storage track turnouts, all controlled by Tortoise by Circuitron motors…
Read moreWhen I first started at Model Railroader in February 2014, I edited a story by Alex Marchand about how he…
Read moreModel railroad benchwork is the support structure that hold up our train layouts. It’s traditionally made of wood with a…
Read moreHow to build a plywood train table: The train table is a means to an end. We want to build…
Read moreRailroads have been around for almost 200 years, so there’s a lot of history we can choose from to model…
Read moreEssential tools for model railroaders Essential tools for model railroaders: A basic tool kit is something many newcomers forget about…
Read moreRoadbeds made easy with foam: Plywood has been the primary material for model railroad bench tops for many years. In…
Read moreHow to cut and fit sectional and flextrack: Cutting rail is a common activity that becomes important as soon as…
Read moreWhy use Digital Command Control? Related to this is whether you should, so I’ll start by answering that first, and…
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