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Model Railroader Magazine, one of the industry’s longest-running and most famous publications, has announced an exciting new resource for model railroaders! Coming in December... [Read more]

While reading through the January issue of Railroad Model Craftsman (which is quickly becoming my favorite publication), I came across a great little bit of information that was mentioned... [Read more]

Let’s take a look at New York City’s Pennsylvania Station — one of the most architecturally-significant pieces of railroad history — as seen through the Hollywood’s... [Read more]

A few years ago on one of my many travels on the wonderful website of the Library of Congress, I stumbled upon the work of Russell Lee (1903 – 1986).  Lee was part of a group... [Read more]

Construction began in 1904 of this very unique warehouse that resided in Chicago, IL.  Built by the Marshal Field & Company to house merchandise for the well known store on the... [Read more]

This month, Chris Brimley and I ventured on yet another road trip. Actually, for Chris, it was a plane trip, but who’s counting? This time, we met at the home of a fellow N scale... [Read more]

When N Scale Limited visited several Eastern cities during our “On Location” tour, Chris Brimley and I stopped in Philadelphia (see our Philadelphia photos here). We agreed... [Read more]

The Baltimore Streetcar Museum, located on the former Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad’s (the Ma & Pa) right-of-way, has a unique collection chronicling the history of streetcar... [Read more]

Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, was the final city stop for Chris Brimley and I as we visited locations that we believed to be of interest to other N scale modelers.  After... [Read more]

Continuing our East Coast tour, Chris Brimley and I stopped in Strasburg, Pennsylvania, home of the Strasburg Railroad and the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. After a relatively quick... [Read more]