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Railroad Realms: Mastering the Rails: Advanced Digital Command Control (DCC) Techniques and Troubleshooting Tips(Post)
Welcome back to "Railroad Realms: Navigating the Tracks of Intermediate Model Railroading." In this installment, we embark on a journey into the digital realm with a focus on mastering Digital Comman ...
DC vs DCC: What's the Difference and Which is Best for Your Needs(Post)In model railroading, DC (Direct Current) and DCC (Digital Command Control) are two different electrical systems used to control model trains on a layout. Here's an overview of the differen ...
How to Use NMRA Standards Gauges(Post)How to Use NMRA Standards Gauges Smooth-running trains don’t happen by accident. Precise wheel spacing, correct flange depth, and accurate track gauge all contribute to reliable operation. That ...
Model Railroading 101: A Beginner's Guide to Creating Your Dream Layout(Post)Welcome aboard, aspiring model railroaders! If you've ever been captivated by the charm of trains and the magic of miniature worlds, then you're about to embark on an exciting journey. Model railroad ...
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 ...
Understanding Model Train Wheel Sizes: Why They Matter More Than You Think(Post)When people first get into model railroading, wheel size is rarely top of mind. Track plans, locomotives, scenery, and control systems usually steal the spotlight. But wheel size—both ...
Part 5: Setting Up the DCC System(Post)Welcome to Part 5 of our comprehensive guide to Digital Command Control (DCC) for model railroading enthusiasts. In this installment, we will delve into the practical aspects of setting up your DCC s ...
Part 3: Converting the Track and Wiring for Model Train Layouts(Post)Welcome back to our series on model train layouts! In Parts 1 and 2, we discussed the basics of designing and building your dream model train layout. Now, in Part 3, we'll delve into the crucial proc ...
HO Track Codes Explained: Why Code 83 is the Perfect Balance of Realism and Reliability(Post)HO Track Codes Explained: Why Code 83 is the Perfect Balance of Realism and Reliability If you’ve ever browsed HO scale track and wondered what “Code 83” or “Code 100” m ...
Capturing History in Miniature: The Art of Prototype Modeling in the Model Railroad World(Post)Prototype modeling in the model railroad world involves creating miniature replicas of real-life trains, railways, landscapes, and structures. It's about accurately representing a specific railroad o ...
Railroad Realms: Navigating the Tracks of Intermediate Model Railroading Part 1: Advanced Layout Planning Techniques(Post)Welcome, fellow model railroaders, to the inaugural post of "Railroad Realms: Navigating the Tracks of Intermediate Model Railroading." In this installment, we delve into the captivating realm of adv ...
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Atlas 394 - Code 100 Mark V Turnout #6 Right - HO Scale
$24.12HO Code 100 with black ties and nickel silver rail. Custom-Line Turnouts have metal frogs that can be powered if necessary. -
Bachmann 44561 - E-Z Track® Remote Turnout - Left - HO Scale
$44.21Nickel silver track with gray roadbed; 1/cardThis is the basic turnout of the E-Z Track® system with a turnout radius matching 18” Radius Curved Track. If you have enough room,... -
Micro Engineering 14-805 - Turnout, HO Code 70, #6 Frog, Lefthand
$36.72Turnout, HO Code 70, #6 Frog, Lefthand -
Bachmann 44949 - E-Z Track® DCC Control Box with Turnout Decoder - Multi Scale
$33.72This control box with turnout decoder allows you to upgrade your electrically operated analog turnouts to DCC quickly and easily. To upgrade, simply replace your analog switch box with this... -
Bachmann 44559 - E-Z Track® #6 Turnout - Left - HO Scale
$58.38Nickel silver track with gray roadbed; 1/cardLonger and with a wider radius turnout than the E-Z Track® Remote Switch - Left, the #6 Turnout - Left allows for smoother transitions between... -
Bachmann 44560 - E-Z Track® #6 Turnout - Right - HO Scale
$58.38Nickel silver track with gray roadbed; 1/cardLonger and with a wider radius turnout than the E-Z Track® Remote Switch - Right, the #6 Turnout - Right allows for smoother transitions between... -
PECO SL-91 - Code 100 Small Radius Right Hand Turnout (Insulfrog) - HO Scale
$29.17HO Scale Right Hand Turnout #4 CD100NS Insulfrog -
PECO PL-34 - Wiring Loom for Turnout Motor (for use with PL-10 series) - Multi Scale
$12.38Peco PL-34 Wiring Loom for Turnout Motor (for use with PL-10 series) (SCALE=ALL ) PECO Multi Scale Wiring Loom for Turnout Motor (for use with PL-10 series) -
PECO SL-E386F - Code 55 Curved Turnout Right Hand (Electrofrog) - N Scale
$32.71CURVED TURNOUT, LARGE RADIUS, RIGHT HAND PECO Streamline N Gauge Code 55 - Universal Fine trackage system Despite a low visible rail height of just 1.4mm, all brands of N Gauge model... -
Kato 2-841 - Right Turnout with 490mm Curve - HO Scale
$30.42With Kato's HO Scale Unitrack Modular Roadbed Track System, you can have an operating layout in minutes. Whether you're a beginner or expert, Unitrack offers hours of enjoyment and trouble-free... -
Bachmann 44558 - E-Z Track® #4 Turnout - Right - HO Scale
$56.201 per card Note: All analog turnouts (non-DCC) require 16V AC or DC accessory power supply for operation. -
PECO SL-8348 - Code 83 #4 Wye Turnout (Insulfrog) - HO Scale
$42.21HO Scale #4 Wye Turnout Code 83 Insulfrog