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NSWRR - Nebraska & Southwestern (N) Shelf
The Housatonic Railroad - in N scale
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Spokane Southern Railroad (HO)
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The Palisade Canyon Railroads (N)
A west bound Southern Pacific manifest is crossing the Humboldt River near Palisade Ranch in central Nevada.
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Riel and Maëlle’s Model Railroad (N)
I started this layout about 4 years ago. It is...
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The Central Division thread is where I post notifications of new YouTube content on my channel. Content includes layout updates,...
BN 8th Sub (Issaquah Branch) 1/29 Scale (Outdoors)
Bunkbed Switching Layout HO scale
Southern Railway's Slate Fork Branch (N)
Welcome to Slate Fork Country!
The year is 1978. The nation is Star Wars crazy and disco drunk, and a California band calling itself...
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Comment on Vintage Rock Island films in Iowa on YouTubeby AllenUnfortunately I think that was the last one?
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by Paul S.Me too -- like maybe I should have modeled the Rock Island!...
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Keep those videos coming. They are enjoyable and I always seem to pick up some ideas.
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Comment on Vintage Rock Island films in Iowa on YouTubeby AllenYup, if I wound up in HO, I would more than likely have the locos sound equipped.
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Comment on Vintage Rock Island films in Iowa on YouTubeby Paul S.Not trying to steer you to HO, Allen, but I think you would be able to manage 20-22" radius curves on your existing benchwork, with generous "cosmetic...
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Comment on Vintage Rock Island films in Iowa on YouTubeby AllenI gotta tell you Paul, I am really leaning towards this type of modeling if I ever get pushed out of N scale.
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