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From Model Railroader magazine, this special issue features 9 all-new layouts in HO, N and HOn3 scales. This popular issue includes how-to tips, detailed track plans, realistic scenic effects, and much more.
Popular passenger trains of the West!
Get an up-close perspective with this rich compilation of first-hand accounts from railroaders in the age of steam and early diesels.
Downloads on Disc from the Information Station. Enjoy several information station digital downloads conveniently bundled together on one CD-ROM Contents: The Model Railroaders tool box Tracklaying tips and techniques Building benchwork for your model railroad Building scenery Basic electricity and control systems
Downloads on Disc from the Information Station. Enjoy several information station digital downloads conveniently bundled together on one CD-ROM Contents: The Best of John Armstrong Vol 1- Room-size track plans of the 1950s The Best of John Armstrong Vol 2 The Best of John Armstrong Vol 3 The Best of John Armstrong Vol 4 Freight…
Downloads on Disc from the Information Station. Enjoy several information station digital downloads conveniently bundled together on one CD-ROM Contents: Building a coal-hauling model Railroad Build the Central New Mexico Ry Build the 4X8 Stoney Creek The turtle creek Central
Downloads on Disc from the Information Station. Enjoy several information station digital downloads conveniently bundled together on one CD-ROM Contents: Modeling Logging Railroads Modeling Narrow Gauge Railroads Modeling Logging Railroads Vol 2 Logging projects by Jack Work
Downloads on Disc from the Information Station. Enjoy several information station digital downloads conveniently bundled together on one CD-ROM Contents: Seven railroads you can model Room-size railroads Vol 1 Room-Sized railroads Vol 2 Room-sized railroads vol 3 Room-sized railroads vol 4
Model Railroader has compiled all the scenery techniques you’ve been asking for in one place! 164 pages, 33 projects and tips and tricks from expert modelers.
The entire Building Better Model Railroad Series. 3 shows for the price of two (discounted!) shows.
This is the first part of the much anticipated Ed Kuhr films. This is film footage of the C&O, B&O, L&N and WM Railroads prior to their absorption into the Chessie System, and now our CSX.
Here is the second part of the much anticipated Ed Kuhr films. This is action on the Penn Central, Erie-Lackawanna, Delaware & Hudson, N&W, Southern Clinchfield & Vintage Steam Action in the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area. Very rare power including Alco Pa’s and Baldwin Sharks.
We’re going to step into the railroading time machine and travel back to 1998 to catch the endless variety of trains and Motive Power in the Kansas City area.
By the 1980s, the New York, Susquehanna and Western was in rough shape and bankrupt. The Delaware Otsego Corporation purchased the line and slowly began rehabilitating the infrastructure.
In Volume 23 of Railfanning with the Bednars, we cover D&H and Conrail action from the Bednar collection between January and August of 1991. You’ll also see the pulling up the rails behind the Bednar home.
In Volume 10 of Railfanning the Delaware & Hudson, we’ll railfan the D&H from the early 1970s into the early 1980s.
CSX’s Northern Indiana line has few curves and slight grades, is double tracked and a busy line.
Get a front-row view of the Durango and Silverton’s scenic line through Colorado’s Animas Canyon.
Explore a living piece of the American West deep in the San Juan Mountains of southwest Colorado.
Great Transcontinental routes; DD40s on Sherman Hill
Amtrak’s debut, South Shore, Rock Island, fantastic Joliet action, and several rare short lines are all featured.
Visit Boston, see rush hour outside Grand Central condensed into one minute!
Part Two of JPM’s “Conrail Southern Tier” series uses video from railfan Dave Deyo to explore Conrail’s former Erie trackage.
This collection of archival footage documents the trauma that Mother Nature and Murphy’s Law inflicted upon Southern Pacific over several decades, but primarily the 1970, and how the railroad coped with these setbacks. Southern Pacific’s own film crews created most of this material to display its efficiency and resourcefulness in times of stress. Now you can experience these challenges, from an earthquake on the San Joaquin Division in 1952 to the Roseville Yard bomb explosions of 1973.
This series is a look at the Penn Central and its operations prior to Conrail.
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