Visit an amazing 4′ x 8′ O gauge layout featuring Lionel, MTH, and K-Line trains
John Cunius is truly the “Chairman of the Board” when it comes to his O gauge layout. The display, in…
Read moreJohn Cunius is truly the “Chairman of the Board” when it comes to his O gauge layout. The display, in…
Read moreToday’s sketch was drawn long before Sketching with Steve was a gleam in anyone’s eye. It was 2008, and I’d…
Read moreFacts & features Name: MR&T State Line Scale: N (160:1) Size: 4 x 12 feet Prototype: Freelanced; Milwaukee, Racine &…
Read moreFacts & features Name: Rhode Haven Scale: HO (1:87.1) Size: 13 x 13, 12 x 14, and 14 x 16…
Read moreOn a railroad, a switch usually refers to the moving parts of a turnout that routes a train between two…
Read moreTake a ride on Len Smith’s O gauge Reading RR featured in the November 2021 issue of Classic Toy Trains.…
Read moreLionel’s Phantom train is on the rails! We’ve all seen Lionel, MTH, and American Flyer model train sets running under…
Read moreLionel’s Phantom train is on the rails! We’ve all seen Lionel, MTH, and American Flyer model train sets running under…
Read moreFacts & features Name: Santa Fe Lines Scale: HO (1:87.1) and HOn3 (36″ narrow gauge) Size: 20 x 22 feet…
Read moreA turnout is where one track becomes two. The single track, where the movable point rails let a train choose…
Read moreDavid shows how he attached fascia to the State Line Route N scale layout to give it a more finished…
Read moreDavid shows how he attached fascia to the State Line Route N scale layout to give it a more finished…
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