Comments on: The Beginners Guide to Model Railway Trains http://modelrailwaytrains.org/model-railway-trains/the-beginners-guide-to-model-railway-trains/ Learn how to build your own Model Railway Layouts Mon, 26 Jul 2010 02:33:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Lionel Train Service | Planes,Trains and Automobiles http://modelrailwaytrains.org/model-railway-trains/the-beginners-guide-to-model-railway-trains/#comment-161 Lionel Train Service | Planes,Trains and Automobiles Sun, 20 Jun 2010 23:01:16 +0000 http://modelrailwaytrains.org/?p=8#comment-161 [...] Model Railway Trainsmodel railway layouts [...] [...] Model Railway Trainsmodel railway layouts [...]

]]> By: Model Railway Train Layouts « fredroller.com http://modelrailwaytrains.org/model-railway-trains/the-beginners-guide-to-model-railway-trains/#comment-157 Model Railway Train Layouts « fredroller.com Sun, 29 Nov 2009 20:00:58 +0000 http://modelrailwaytrains.org/?p=8#comment-157 [...] Model Railway Trains Model Railway Layouts [...] [...] Model Railway Trains Model Railway Layouts [...]

]]> By: Anna Water http://modelrailwaytrains.org/model-railway-trains/the-beginners-guide-to-model-railway-trains/#comment-59 Anna Water Wed, 29 Apr 2009 11:21:37 +0000 http://modelrailwaytrains.org/?p=8#comment-59 Model Railway Trains - they are defenitely for big boys. Men always buy something like that for their sons but all the fun is in the end on the grown ups site;) Model Railway Trains – they are defenitely for big boys. Men always buy something like that for their sons but all the fun is in the end on the grown ups site;)

]]> By: Hornby tin signs http://modelrailwaytrains.org/model-railway-trains/the-beginners-guide-to-model-railway-trains/#comment-43 Hornby tin signs Sat, 01 Nov 2008 20:41:00 +0000 http://modelrailwaytrains.org/?p=8#comment-43 My father is teaching me how he builds layouts I had no idea how involved they can get. I wanted to surprise him with a new locomotive but I'm holding off for now. He designs layouts specifically around a certain date so I want to see which locomotives ran and where they ran before I decide. I know it doesn't matter for a lot of people but he likes to be accurate. I never even thought of any of this before. Like you he's a Kato fan too. He just got a Penn. RR GG1. He's going to make a Harrisburg station, so he can run the E8A too. He's always wanted a Pennsylvania RR layout but got the idea from an article in Model Railroader. My father is teaching me how he builds layouts I had no idea how involved they can get. I wanted to surprise him with a new locomotive but I’m holding off for now. He designs layouts specifically around a certain date so I want to see which locomotives ran and where they ran before I decide. I know it doesn’t matter for a lot of people but he likes to be accurate. I never even thought of any of this before.

Like you he’s a Kato fan too. He just got a Penn. RR GG1. He’s going to make a Harrisburg station, so he can run the E8A too. He’s always wanted a Pennsylvania RR layout but got the idea from an article in Model Railroader.

]]> By: Guide to Model Railway Trains « Model Railway Trains - Blog http://modelrailwaytrains.org/model-railway-trains/the-beginners-guide-to-model-railway-trains/#comment-3 Guide to Model Railway Trains « Model Railway Trains - Blog Tue, 19 Aug 2008 12:00:18 +0000 http://modelrailwaytrains.org/?p=8#comment-3 [...] hobby shop (aka LHS) and check out the assortment of Kalmbach’s “How To” reference books for model railway trains. The library of “How To’s” runs the gambit from Z scale through Garden Railway. Each category [...] [...] hobby shop (aka LHS) and check out the assortment of Kalmbach’s “How To” reference books for model railway trains. The library of “How To’s” runs the gambit from Z scale through Garden Railway. Each category [...]

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