Restaurants with model railroad layouts
A rail-themed restaurant is a concept familiar to many rail enthusiasts. Perhaps you’ve dined at one yourself. Often located in…
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Facts and features Name: Owl Cove Lumber Co.Scale: On30 (1:48, 30″ narrow gauge)Size: 6 x 40 feetPrototype: freelancedLocale: Washington’s Northern…
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Facts and features Name: Long Island Rail RoadScale: HO (1:87.1)Size: 27′-7″ x 48′-9″ Prototype: Long Island Rail Road Locale:…
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Harold W. Russell’s illustrations have been appearing in Model Railroader magazine since the mid-1960s. He has more than 150 bylines…
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Model railroads can take up a lot of space, but one way to recuperate some of that is to use…
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What are railroad tower operations? Railroad tower operations can have at least two meanings. One is what happens inside a…
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When I joined North Georgia Modurail, I noticed early on that the club had a hard time planning show layouts.…
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Sometimes, an idea for a layout strikes like a bolt of lightning. You can see everything, from the benchwork to…
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Though the hobby has evolved throughout the decades, one theme has remained constant: Model railroaders are a resourceful bunch. There…
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With larger railroads, you seldom see the big picture. You see trains passing a given location, but unless you have…
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Facts and features Name: Olli’s RailroadScale: large scale (1:29)Size: 20 x 430 feetPrototype: Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and…
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Facts and features Name: Southern Pacific Keeler BranchScale: On30 (1:48 proportion, 30″ narrow gauge, also called On21⁄2)Size: 6 x…
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