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Six more important toy train innovations
We tend to think of the current “digital age” as an unparalleled period of wonderful, almost daily innovation. The effect on the hobby of model railroading has been substantial. But, truth be told, ...
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A closer look at Model Railroader product reviews
Product reviews have long been a popular part of Model Railroader magazine. That probably doesn’t come as a surprise, though. After all, who doesn’t want to learn more about the latest models arriving ...
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Richard Dobler is a railroad baron in the manner of Henry Flagler, though on a less ostentatious scale. Adjacent to his home between Lake Wales and Dundee lies an 18-acre model train domain that he — ...
EATONTOWN - Growing up in Long Branch and the Oakhurst section of Ocean Township, Remsen “Rem” Hunnewell collected toy trains and loved operating them on the tracks he designed. And now he helps ...
Model railroaders typically observe their project from high above. It would be neat to see what the world looks like to the residents of your little town, but getting down to their point of view is ...
The Greater Cincinnati Modular Railroad Association will share its love of model trains with the community at Spooky Nook in Hamilton. The trains will be on display for free from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily ...
At 91 years young, Al Boos may be the oldest kid in the San Antonio area who still plays with model trains. Not toy trains, mind you. These are exacting replicas of the real thing. Hyper-detailed, ...
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