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While we may no longer be printing Garden Railways magazine, we’re adding new content to Trains.com every week! Here’s a few recent items, and a preview of what’s coming in the coming month. Become a Trains.com member so you don’t miss any of this great content!
Inside of the Rio Grande roundhouse rests Galloping Goose No 6. Photo by James Kottkamp
Learn all about James Kottkamp, and see the interesting models he’s made and the friendships he’s found along the way.
COMING SOON. . .
A 1980s Conrail garden railway profile
An SD40-2 and SD38 roll through the verdant Pennsylvanian countryside on the Bishopstown Subdivision. The SD38 is a heavily modified SD40 that is coupled against a couple of scratchbuilt 50’ hi-cube boxcars. Photo by Mark Bottrill
Kitbash a Sinclair gas station
Bill Barnwell scratchbuilt this Sinclair gas station using a PVC drain plug as the body of the structure. He added the dinosaur for fun, but it was modeled on a version he’d seen as a child. Bill Barnwell photo
Visit the North Ohio Central
The AT&SF passenger train waits on the depot siding. Four buildings in the background (starting at left) include a model of a 100-year-old church that is still used in Munden, Kansas; the 27 room lodge the author designed; Wall Drug Store, from Wall, South Dakota (slightly modified); the depot, modeled after the Williams depot by the Grand Canyon, built by the Santa Fe in the early 1900s. Two types of stonecrop soften the rocks. Richard Nelson photo
