Con-Cor’s N scale Zephyr is a winner
Con-Cor N scale Zephyr An excellent replica of a famous early streamlined passenger train – the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy’s…
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THE Q1 DUPLEX 4-6-4-4 is a footnote to the Pennsylvania Railroad’s efforts to improve the performance of its M1-class locomotives.…
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ON REAL RAILROADS, signal lights tell locomotive engineers what’s ahead, how fast to proceed, when to stop, when to go,…
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ATLAS O IS OFFERING a rugged rendition of one of the stalwart diesels of the second-generation period – the GP35.…
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THE ROYAL SCOT is British manufacturer Bassett-Lowke’s latest modern re-creation of one of its own classic prewar O gauge locomotives.…
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WHO HASN’T HAD the daydream? You buy the local branch line railroad and find a small switcher, and next thing…
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SOMETIMES O GAUGE products hit the market that aren’t quite as practical as you might first believe, but nevertheless score…
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WHEN I WAS IN MY EARLY 20s, I remember being dazzled by a stereo receiver sold by J. C. Penney.…
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL had many fine passenger trains, trains with a pedigree, so to speak. One of the most…
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FEW OF THE locomotives that I’ve reviewed strike me as elegant. After all, in the real world these were just…
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AMERICAN MODELS, laboring quietly in the background of the model railroad biz, has surprised us with the release of its…
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ONLY TIME WILL TELL if Flyer enthusiasts will move the setting of their layouts into the late 20th century. If…
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