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🚂 I'd love for everyone to take a minute to read this!
While I continue working hard to improve the platform and resolve technical issues, the real strength of this community comes from its members.
Every helpful answer, encouraging comment, and warm welcome helps create the kind of community people genuinely enjoy being part of.
Read my article by clicking the link down…
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Mostly Full Of Sheds
But what kind of nerd would find that interesting?
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The lunch wagon
Ann Chovi (say it aloud) delivers.
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TT:120 layout at Doncaster few years ago. The first tt:120 exhibition layout
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Tracking down family lore
So, I was re-reading my great-great uncle’s obituary (10+ years gone), and I found that he worked for ‘the railroad’ out in Montana before he was drafted in WW2. Immediately asked Dad about it, if this uncle ever said anything. “Not a lot” Dad replies. “Just that he cleaned ashes from engines, and that it was hard and dirty. And you know…
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Off to work out of the St. Pete yard, on this cloudy morning.
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Bottom Of The Barrel at Bourneville Railex, January 2026
Back in January I visited St Francis church in Bournville, Birmingham (UK) for the my first exhibition of the year. My favourite layout in attendance was Bottom of the Barrel, a OO industrial micro-layout depicting Trent Brewery shunting yard, built inside a beer barrel.
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My introduction
Hi to all, I am in South Australia, I have been modelling most of my adult life, it has ranged from small to large plastic models of all kinds and subjects. I have only just got into the model railway hobby, approximately 8 months ago. I model n scale on numerous types and countries. I started with a Kato starter kit and have since expanded it…
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Daily Dose of GWR
Hi all, im starting this new thing where I put in a new fact about the GWR everyday. Today’s topic is the Atlantic Tank engines. The GWR 4600 class were a class of 4-4-2 tank engines used in 1913 by the pregrouping GWR. This tank was a BEAST, and became one of the standard class of outside cylinder tank engines for the GWR. It was designed…
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Miniature Bomb Squad
#MBSpatina #weathering #custompainting #tagging #kadee #h0scale #yardmaster
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