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Garden Railways Your source for large-scale trains and garden railroading. Issue Previews Archive Access Annual Index Contributor Guidelines Staff […]

Classic Trains Magazine

Classic Trains Celebrating the “golden years of railroading”. Current Issue Subscription Plans New Special Issues Issue Previews Archive Access Annual Index Contributor Guidelines Staff […]

Trains Magazine North America’s leading train magazine for over 80 years. Current Issue Subscription Plans New Special Issues Issue Previews Archive Access Annual Index Contributor Guidelines Staff […]

Classic Toy Trains Magazine

Classic Toy Trains Your most trusted resource for toy train collecting and operating. Current Issue Subscription Plans New Special Issues Issue Previews Archive Access Annual Index Contributor Guidelines Staff […]

Model Railroader’s Best of Scenery

Also in this issue: Scenery from the experts, pg. 3 Introduction/by Carl Swanson TIPS AND BACKDROPS 17 tips to create authentic scenes, pg. 6 Use details selectively Paint effective backdrops, pg. 10 Great techniques for making your own clouds and landscapes Big sky, little trouble, pg. 14 An airless sprayer can make painting backdrops […]

Model Railroader Magazine

A collection of three Model Railroader issues

Model Railroader Providing expert modeling content you can trust for over 85 years. Current Issue Subscription Plans New Special Issues Issue Previews Archive Access Annual Index Contributor Guidelines Staff […]

CSX at 40

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Lionel Trains of the 1960s

Also in this issue: AN APPRECIATION FOR AN IMPERFECT DECADE, pg. 7 Lionel faced commercial and internal challenges in the 1960s THE 1960s – A DECADE OF HOPE AND UNCERTAINTY, pg. 8 Struggles to succeed in an unpredictable market STARS OF 1960, pg. 22 3535 operating security car with rotating searchlight 3376 Bronx Zoo operating […]

More Trains of the 1940s

CLASSIC TRAINS SPECIAL EDITION NO. 26 For so many Americans, the 1940s was a decade of emotional highs and lows, prosperity and privation, sacrifice and self- indulgence. A long, deep economic depression was only sluggishly lifting when Pearl Harbor thrust manufacturing into overdrive. Sixteen million men and women entered the armed forces during World War […]