Railroad names for a baby
Okay let me be the first to say, I am childless. However when a friend of mine told me that…
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Every year starts with lights, and then trees. And upon the tree are decorations. Then there are tracks. And upon…
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Built by Others is an article series showcasing layouts constructed by modelers using plans and projects from the pages of…
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My N scale model railroad has about 50 mainline and storage track turnouts, all controlled by Tortoise by Circuitron motors…
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Last month we took a look at modeling urban scenery. This time around, we’ll step back from the big city…
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One of my favorite things to do while eating lunch is to pull out an old volume of Model Railroader…
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Facts and features Name: Milwaukee, Racine & TroyScale: HO (1:87.1)Size: 28′-3″ x 54′-9″Prototype: freelanced bridge lineLocale: southeastern WisconsinEra: 1980s and…
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Facts and features Name: Grand Street & Three Rivers RRScale: HO (1:87.1)Size: Layout: 27′-6″ x 62′-0″, Room: 31′-6″ x 66′-0″Prototype:…
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Let’s admit it, model railroading isn’t the cheapest hobby. Whether you’re a collector, operator, or both, trains and accessories can…
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Computer-aided design (CAD) software is an essential tool and great option in helping to experiment and track plan your model…
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There are many reasons you might need to bring a locomotive back to life. Here are some tips for resurrecting…
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Contrary to popular belief, modeling an urban scene doesn’t require a bunch of space. Want proof? Check out the Winston-Salem…
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