Home

Collapse

Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Some of the fine model railroads and modeling on RMR

Collapse
 

BillyJoeBob's Train Set

the Jersey Regional Manufacturers Railway

This layout's design is a broad culmination of what I have gleaned from a lifelong hobby - handlaid...
 

Wichita & Northwestern (HO)

An alternate history / freelance project in HO scale. Set in the late 1980s, the Wichita Northwestern survives beyond the historical ~1940 demise (as...
 

Pittsburg & Shawmut Railroad (HO)

I guess that it is finally time for me to join most of the rest of you and start a layout thread. And less some of you think that I need some spelling...
 

Northern AT&SF

I've been a fan of the Santa Fe since my first train set with a red and silver F7 as a kid. My layout project is in a basement room that is about 16'...
 

Oregon Trunk on a HCD (N scale)

Hi all,
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

The SPIE RR idea came about from a suggestion of a friend many years after dismantling my SPIDGE RR. Southern Pacific in Dad's Garage. I am the Dad. I...
 

Crawford & Cherokee (HO) - Robert J. Thomas

​​​

The Crawford and Cherokee is an HO scale layout set in Southeast Kansas on the Weir-Pittsburg Coal Field. The layout is a (mostly)...
 

The Carolina Sandhills Lines (HO)

Hi, Mom! πŸ˜ƒ

I’ve been building this layout that I call The Carolina Sandhills Lines for almost six years. I was an N scaler for fifteen...
 

N Scale CSX Hanover Subdivision 3.0

New to the site this evening, so figured I'd open up a build thread for my yet to be designed 3.0 layout. I am modeling the CSX Hanover subdivision running...
 

Stoney Creek Branch of the ET&WNC (On30)

On30, been in many many magazines over the years..
...
 

Spokane Southern Railroad (HO)

The HO scale Spokane Southern Railroad is my freelanced basement-sized model railroad. The railroad is approximately 11 scale miles long, running between...
 

2nd Sub Burlington Northern Boise Division (N)

I figured I would introduce the group to my n-scale layout and it’s back story. The 2nd Sub of the Boise Division is a proto-freelanced layout based...
 

Scratched car and six axle trucks

I started this car before I realized no 11' wheelbase six axle Buckeye trucks were available! Being hard headed, I decided to make my own! The car hauled...
 

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)

I'm modeling a former NP, then BN, then BNSF, now abandoned branchline out of Seattle, WA. I only have room to model the area of Redmond, and Issaquah....
 

The Hills Line - Modeling the IAIS Hills Industrial Spur in HO Scale

Scenes from the IAIS Hills Industrial Spur in HO Scale. More information on The Hills Line at http://thehillsline.com...
 

Soo Line/Milwaukee Road in Minnesota in the late 70's (N)



I was trying to think of where to post my layout,, is it home?, yes,, is it modular?, yes. Is there a forum called mome or hodular?
...
 

AC&Y - The Akron Service District (N)

Greetings. I've been interested in and working on one version or another of the AC&Y for the last 20 or so years. It's kind of frightening to write...

Trending topics on RMR

Collapse
View All

Welcome to the Realistic Model Railroading forum!

Collapse

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 sets" and miniature transportation systems 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.

Please take a few moments to read through our FAQs to learn more about our goals and objectives. If you agree with them, as well as with our username standards, we hope you will join our community of railroad modelers.

RMR's Topic of the Month

Collapse
Join the discussion!

September 2024: Trials and tribulations

Recommended Resources

Collapse

Uploading Images and Video on RMR:

Guide to uploading images from your desktop

Guide to uploading images from your iPhone

Guide to uploading videos

Websites & Groups:

Layout Design Special Interest Group: www.ldsig.org

Operations Special Interest Group: www.opsig.org

NMRA Standards and Recommended Practices: www.NMRA.org

Lance Mindheim's Blog: lancemindheim.com

Forum Notices

Collapse

There are no results that meet this criteria.

Working...
X