Model Conrail passenger trains: There’s a prototype for everything
Model Conrail passenger trains. You read that right. Yes, you can model Conrail passenger trains prototypically. You are limited to…
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How to use PCB ties: Printed-circuit board (PCB) ties are pieces of printed-circuit board cut to railroad tie shape. They’re…
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Milwaukee museum debuts HO scale layout: “All Aboard” is the name of a 10 x 35-foot HO scale model railroad…
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The colorful world of patchout equipment you can model Patchout equipment you can model: I remember when I placed…
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Santa Fe New Mexico branchline service epitomizes a long-gone era of U.S. railroading — the kind where locals and shuttles…
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Choosing the right adhesive for model railroads is important. Glues and adhesives bond two or more surfaces in different ways…
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When I’m planning a structure kitbash, I often start with a sketch. Scribbling down rough ideas, erasing what doesn’t work,…
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Tunnel under a town prototype: Yes, there is at least one U.S. example of railroads going underneath small towns. And…
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Repurposing a layout scene for the N scale State Line Route layout is the focus of this episode. First, Cody…
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Introducing the Minnesota Northern GP38 fleet The mid-1990s brought a flurry of change to the railroad scene in Crookston, Minn.,…
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Kitbashing trackside structures for the N scale State Line Route layout is the focus of this episode. First, David Popp…
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