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HO Scale Crawford & Cherokee (Frisco) v3
B&M Micro Layout (HO)
SP Burbank Branch (N)
BillyJoeBob's Train Set (HO)
This layout's design is a broad culmination of what I have gleaned from a lifelong hobby - handlaid...
Wichita & Northwestern (HO)
Southern Pacific in the Inland Empire (N)
The SPIE RR idea came about from a suggestion of a friend many years after dismantling...
N Scale CSX Hanover Subdivision 3.0
Missouri Pacific Bagnell Branch (HO) - Charlie Duckworth
Just was recently added as a listee. I started with the Missouri Pacific in 1974 in western Kansas and worked the entire system in our station’s...
Spokane Southern Railroad (HO)
The Palisade Canyon Railroads (N)
A west bound Southern Pacific manifest is crossing the Humboldt River near Palisade Ranch in central Nevada.
Hi, I'm new here at Realistic...
BN 8th Sub (Issaquah Branch) 1/29 Scale (Outdoors)
Southern Railway's Slate Fork Branch (N)
Welcome to Slate Fork Country!
It's late winter 1978. The nation is Star Wars crazy and disco drunk, and a California band...
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Realistic Model Railroading is a gathering of railroad modelers in all scales who are intent on developing their skills while building and operating realistic model railroads. We strive for this forum to be a place where the defining line between "train set" versus a railroad in miniature is clearly drawn.
To that end, this forum's key purposes are to inspire and encourage others in their endeavors, to pass on helpful techniques and advice, and to reap the benefits of shared interests and goals in pursuing realism in model railroading, to the best of one's abilities and talents.
We also firmly subscribe to the idea that there is no "best" technique or "best" product for every situation or need. Rather, there are numerous ways to solve the various challenges we all encounter from time to time while building and operating realistic layouts. Part of the enjoyment of this hobby comes from learning to problem solve or sharing with the community how you found a solution to a particularly thorny problem.
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Uploading Images and Video on RMR:
Guide to uploading images from your desktop
Guide to uploading images from your iPhone
Websites & Groups:
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Operations Special Interest Group: www.opsig.org
Lance Mindheim's Blog: lancemindheim.com
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