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According to Bee, only 2,500 of the Rockwell trains were sold. The MOVMRC showcases five scales of model trains: Z, N, H-O, O and G. Bee said the Z scale is the smallest of their model trains.

The last time we checked in with Waldraff they had built an unassuming coffee table with a top that flipped 180-degrees to reveal an elaborate, four-season mountain vignette with an N-gauge model ...

This is not your grandfather’s electric train set. “In the old days, you had a dial,” said Steve Riegel, who oversaw the ...

KINGSTON, N.Y. >> It was smiles all around at the Kingston Model Train Show at the Andy Murphy Midtown Center on Sunday. The show featured 100 different booths, operating N-scale, HO-scale and G ...

For those working in the N scale, there’s now an easy way of observing your project as the train driver would see it: [Vassily98] managed to squeeze a wireless camera into an N-scale railcar.

The New Jersey division of the National Model Railroad Association will be hosting the Mid-Eastern Region Fall Convention Oct. 22-25.

For those who know their model trains, large scale includes S-scale, O-scale (Lionel size), G-scale (often found in garden railroads), F-scale, 7 ¼ gauge, and 7 ½ gauge models.