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Laying the Foundation: Trackwork and Scenery(Post)
When it comes to building a model railroad, laying the foundation with trackwork and scenery is essential for creating an immersive and realistic experience. In this blog, we explore the vital aspects
Navigating the Rails: A Guide to Model Railroad Tracks and Their Designations(Post)Model railroading is a fascinating hobby that allows enthusiasts to recreate miniature worlds with intricate detail. One of the critical components of any model railroad layout is the track system, wh
Crafting Your Dream Railway: A Comprehensive Guide to Pre-Planning and Building Your Model Railroad Layout(Post)Planning a model railroad layout involves several key steps to ensure a successful and enjoyable result. Here's a guide to help you pre-plan your model railroad layout:Determine your available space:
The Different Types of Model Railroad Layouts(Post)Choosing a layout is one of the most important steps when planning a new model railroad. You must account for the scale of the train, the size of the diorama, and any special features that you plan to
How to Determine How Much Track You Need for Your Model Railroad Layout(Post)Building a model railroad is an exciting and rewarding hobby that brings your creativity to life. A key part of planning your layout is determining how much track you need. This step is essential to e
Model Railroad Control Panels: Enhancing Operation with Signals and Accessories(Post)Model railroads have captivated hobbyists for generations, offering a miniature world of railways, landscapes, and intricate details. One key element in creating an immersive model railroad experience
Product Manuals(Page)The manuals in this page are from the manufacturers themselves for your quick reference. If there are any errors or discrepancies, please contact the manufactures directly. All manuals are the sole...
Why Your Model Railroad Needs a Classification Yard(Post)In the real world, classification yards are the heart of any train yard. They’re crucial for reorganizing trains into new blocks depending on their destination and purpose. Some arrival and departure
Tips for Troubleshooting Model Trains That Don’t Run(Post)Model trains are a fun pastime, but new hobbyists (and even veterans) occasionally encounter problems with their trains. One common issue you may encounter is a train that won’t run when the power is
Which Model Railroad Era Is Right for You?(Post)As you start to get serious about model railroading, you’ll no doubt have to make a decision about which era of train history you want to focus on. After all, it would hardly make sense to run a ninet
HO vs. N Scale: Which Model Train Scale Fits Your Layout, Budget, and Space?(Post)HO vs. N Scale: Which Model Train Scale Fits Your Layout, Budget, and Space? Finding your “home scale” is the first big step into the hobby. Around Kansas City we see two clear winners: HO for its ba
Most Common Misconceptions About Model Railroads(Post)Getting into model trains can be quite the experience, whether you want to have a small setup or dive into larger-scale staging areas. That said, it’s essential that when you get into the hobby, you k
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Caboose Industries 103 - High Level Switch Stand - HO Scale
$6.82Strong, self-lubricating black Delrin ground throws with external cam for strength and maximum throw. Molded on pin for direct mounting. All 100 series (Rigid) stands require modelers to fabricate a... -
Jackson Railcar N62008 - Switch Heater - N Scale
MSRP: $4.95$4.67This Jackson Railcar product is 100% made in the U.S.A.Switch heaters are used in regions where snow and ice can cause switches to freeze up, disabling the ability to change the route of train... -
ESU 51830 - SwitchPilot V2.0, accessory decoder for 4 switches - Multi Scale
$42.55SwitchPilot 3 decoders are optimized for stationary use on your system and can switch conventional double coil switch drives, light signals, magnetic uncouplers, light bulbs or other stationary... -
Kato 20-862 - V3 Rail Yard Switching Set - N Scale
$108.66V3 Rail Yard Switching Set Includes: Rail yard (3 #6 turnouts, switch controllers, and connecting track) 3 Concrete Bumper track pieces -
Walthers Controls 942-102 - Horizontal-Mount Switch Machine - Multi Scale
MSRP: $27.98$24.05Walthers Layout Control System brings you a low-cost solution for easy turnout control for HO, N, Z, S, and O Scale switch machines! The system is expandable at any time to grow with your layout, and... -
Durango Press 158 - Vintage Switch Stand no Lantern (2) - HO Scale Kit
$3.25Unfinished cast metal non-operating vintage style switch stand with no lantern on target. Durango Press HO Scale Vintage Switch Stand no Lantern (2) -
Showcase Miniatures 2135 - Switch motor (Qty 2) - HO Scale Kit
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Atlas 65 - Under-Table Switch Machine - Multi Scale
$11.97The Atlas Under-Table Switch Machine is an under-table design for use with right or left hand turnouts. For use with Atlas HO and N Scale turnouts. -
PECO PL-13 - Accessory Switch (Turnout Motor Mounting) - Multi Scale
$9.55Attaches directly to the PL-10 family of Turnout Motors with contact adhesive. This single pole switch can control frog polarity, ground signals etc. PL-31 Spade Connectors can be used to attach... -
Durango Press 216 - Vintage Switch Stand w Lantern Top (2) - HO Scale Kit
$3.85Unfinished cast metal vintage switch stands with lantern on top(2). Durango Press HO Scale Vintage Switch Stand w Lantern Top (2) -
JL Innovative 834 - Custom Right of Way signs Switching Limit - HO Scale
$6.58Switching Limit sign set - 3 cast metal pre-painted, labeled and weathered signs. JL Innovative HO Scale Custom Right of Way signs Switching Limit -
Caboose Industries 204 - High Level Switch Stand Sprung - HO Scale
$7.14Strong, self-lubricating black Delrin ground throws with external cam for strength and maximum throw. Molded on pin for direct mounting. All 200 series units (Sprung) have internal springs so they...