Brian and Riley Inch’s O gauge layout track plan
Name: Brian and Riley Inch’s O gauge layoutDimensions: 10 x 16 feetTrack: GarGraves (diameters range from 36 to 72 inches)Switches:…
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Name: Brian and Riley Inch’s O gauge layoutDimensions: 10 x 16 feetTrack: GarGraves (diameters range from 36 to 72 inches)Switches:…
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If you’re a fan of both boats and trains, building a model railroad involving both can be a rewarding experience.…
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Q: I have two oval tracks, one inside the other, on a piece of 4 x 8 plywood. Just running…
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Trains.com host David Popp invites you along for this initial overview of Model Railroader magazine’s emerging HO scale (1:87.1) project…
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Did you just get a new train set for Christmas? Are you growing bored watching it go around and around…
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When it come to track plans, everyone has a favorite. After all, each modeler values and prioritizes different aspects of…
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Whether you’re just beginning in the hobby or you’ve been at it for 50 years, almost every model railroader comes…
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Chances are good that if you’re building a model railroad, you’ll want to include a bridge. After all, who doesn’t…
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Whether we like it or not, AI isn’t going away. The adoption of this technology across all major tech companies…
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Q: I will be starting my first model railroad soon, a small N scale layout. I want to use code…
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Name: Rocky and Suzanne McAlister’s S gauge layoutDimensions: 10½ x 14½-footTrack: GarGraves, Gilbert American Flyer (maximum diameter 42 inches)Switches: Gilbert…
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Name: Union Station Kansas City Model Railroad DisplayGauge: ODimensions: 20 x 27 feetTrack: GarGraves (maximum diameter is 84 inches)Turnouts: Ross…
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