How to choose signals for your layout
Signaling has entered a golden age in the hobby. More options exist now than have ever existed before for modelers…
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Unless you model a short line or branch line that owns only one locomotive, your layout probably needs some kind…
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The basic tools to start building your train table: If you’re interested in building a train table for your layout,…
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Over the years, I remember reading articles in Model Railroader about model train layouts built into furniture, like cabinets, dining tables, and…
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My favorite caboose: The MR staff picks their favorite caboose model and explains why it’s their favorite. What’s your favorite…
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Choosing model rail sizes is one of the things modelers often spend time on when building their second layout.…
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Car Swap Project part 9: Lessons learned: Once the last clear coat had dried, David and Seth sent their cars…
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Car Swap Project part 8: Olympia cars and liquid rust techniques: In this installment of the Car Swap series, David…
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Car Swap Project part 7: Gerry’s creative touch: In this episode of our Car Swap series, Gerry explains how he…
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Car Swap Project part 6: Seth’s techniques: With the decals finally printed and distributed, it’s time to start the actual…
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Car Swap Project part 5: Printing decals with an ALPS printer: As the three friends endeavor to make custom boxcars…
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Car Swap Project Part 4: Railroad herald design class: Gerry Leone, Seth Puffer, and David Popp all model freelanced railroads,…
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