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Some of the fine model railroads and modeling on RMR
Grand Trunk Southern (N)
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SP Burbank Branch (N)
First layout in N scale
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BillyJoeBob's Train Set
This layout's design is a broad culmination of what I have gleaned from a lifelong hobby - handlaid...
Northern AT&SF (HO)
Oregon Trunk on a HCD (N scale)
I'm new here and figured I should start something about my layout. I'll try to just give an overview in this first post, and then add more...
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)
White Pine (N)
BN 8th Sub (Issaquah Branch) 1/29 Scale (Outdoors)
NKP Freight House in Canton, OH (HO scale)
AC&Y - The Akron Service District (N)
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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Comment on Wichita & Northwestern (HO)by CodyNice, is that a kit or a scratch build?
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Reply to Freelance Paintingby denny99That's brilliant, Allen. I wasn't aware of this trick, thank you.
I have a couple of old engines I'm not planning to use on the layout. Those can...-
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Comment on Freelance Paintingby denny99Thanks BillyJoeBob, nice idea! I don't have a favorite railroad (apart from the Espee) I would like to replicate, I don't even have a precise idea of...
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Reply to Freelance Paintingby denny99Thanks Russ,
If I ever went freelancing, I think I would set the layout in the late 1980s / early 1990s. It would certainly be a shortline....-
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by Paul S.I've been teaching myself Adobe Illustrator, and decided that while I was at it, I'd make a map of where the Slate Fork Branch is located. Before I post...
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