The Baltimore & Ohio Ridgely Division layout in HO scale
Facts and features Name: Baltimore & Ohio Ridgely Division Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: extension: 8 x 8 feet, entire layout:…
Read moreFacts and features Name: Baltimore & Ohio Ridgely Division Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: extension: 8 x 8 feet, entire layout:…
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Facts and features Name: Union Pacific Geneva Subdivision Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 17 x 25 feet Prototype: Union Pacific (ex-Chicago…
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I first encountered the Lone Star Treble-O-lectric system when one of my old school friends had a box full of…
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Facts and features Name: Sun Parlour Lines Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 12 x 41 feet Prototype: Chesapeake & Ohio and…
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Facts and features Name: East Troy Industrial Park Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 14‘-2“ x 19‘-0” Prototype: freelanced industrial switching Era:…
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“Dead Rail” or “Power on Board” — no matter what you call it, the concept is the same: a model…
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By the time you’ve laid and wired your track and installed your train and turnout control system, it’s easy to…
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When I cut a hole in the living room wall in order to expand my N scale railroad into the…
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We pick up where we left off in part one. Having recently completed the roadbed, track, and wiring on our…
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There’s nothing quite like that feeling of running a “first train” on a new model railroad. Although the scenery is…
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Let’s be frank, not all of us have the luxury of immense space for a massive model railroad empire. But…
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It’s a cliché to refer to a decade as a “decade of change.” In the summation of our nation’s history,…
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