Powering N scale turnout frogs
Q: I’m researching methods to power turnout frogs on my N scale layout. I’m using Atlas code 55 flextrack and…
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Adding scale people to your layout can be as simple as opening the box and gluing them in place. Manufacturers…
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Q: How do Tightlock couplers work? — Thor Clemens A: Longtime staff member Jim Hediger provided an explanation of the…
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Are you searching for inspiration for your next model railroad project? Whether you’re just starting out, have some experience, or…
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Q: I’m curious why I’ve never seen four 20-foot intermodal containers in a single well car, stacked two on top…
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Facts and features Name: Willoughby LineScale: HO and HOn3 (1:87.1)Size: 13 x 22 feetPrototype: proto-freelancedLocale: California’s Central Valley and Sierra…
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Facts and features Name: Buffalo & Susquehanna to Wellsville, Addison & GaletonScale: HO (1:87.1)Size: 12′-4″ x 32′-0″Prototype: Buffalo & Susquehanna…
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Q: I have some N scale cars from Micro-Trains. Recently, I swapped out the factory-installed plastic wheelsets with metal wheelsets,…
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Q: I have a bedroom sized N scale railroad with a four track staging/fiddle yard on one wall. I would…
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Facts and features Name: Rice Lake, Dallas & Menomonie RRScale: HO (1:87.1)Size: 8 x 30 feetPrototype: Soo LineLocale: northwestern WisconsinEra:…
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Facts and features Name: Colorado & Southern Clear Creek DistrictScale: 1:72Size: 40 x 52 feetPrototype: Colorado & Southern Clear Creek…
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Q: I’m building a layout based on the early Burlington Northern in Idaho. I’ve seen a number of photos of…
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