MAY/JUNE 2021: We visit Dan Mansfield’s Camak Division of Georgia Railroad courtesy of the brothers DeBruin. John Sethian concludes his 3-part rehabilitation of a Koh’s GG1 to be a running locomotive on his layout. Bob Leverknight related the building of a classic wood kit of a B&O I-5 caboose. Bill Davis shares his build of a Berkshire Valley Big Wheel kit. Don Eastman shares a quick look at recently completed challenging styrene scratchbuilding project. Tom Davis and Bob Jakl share a recently completed Georgia Railroad passenger car train project. All this and more in the May/June issue of O Scale Trains!
Atlas Purchases M.T.H.’s O Scale Tooling
The news comes a month after Scale Trains announced that it would be purchase M.T.H.’s HO and S scale tooling.
Scale-Craft Part 1: American Model Engineers and Early Years
Scale-Craft was one of the big names in pre-war O scale. Scale-Craft offered a broad and very popular line of models, including locomotives, freight cars, and passenger cars.
O Scale Old Weathered Barn from Woodland Scenics
If you have a farm scene in mind for your model railroad, the Woodland Scenics Old Weathered Barn will fit any time frame from the late 1800s to present day.
Review: Double “T” Tilt-up Building by Pecos River Brass
Easy to build, this modern tilt-up structure will stand out on your railroad if you model the late 1960s up to the present day.
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