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🚂 Welcome to the official Model Train Media app!
After months of hard work, the app is finally here and I’m incredibly excited to have you all here from the beginning 🙌
The official launch will be on May 18th, but starting today all members can already explore the app and help bring the community to life together!
I’d love to encourage everyone to start posting photos/videos, interacting with…
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Finally settled on an auto coupling/uncoupling solution for my TT120 layout and operation plans. My railway modelling activities to date, have been creating micro Inglenook Shunting Puzzles in O gauge with automated coupling and uncoupling.
Now that I’m planning my first TT:120 layout, I was scratching my heading trying to come up with an… Read more
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Finally settled on an auto coupling/uncoupling solution for my TT120 layout and operation plans. My railway modelling activities to date, have been creating micro Inglenook Shunting Puzzles in O gauge with automated coupling and uncoupling.
Now that I’m planning my first TT:120 layout, I was scratching my heading trying to come up with an… Read more
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Various scales will be found here, mostly HO/HOn3, but a few others along the way.
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Hello,
I’m Aiden and I’m from Iowa. Online I go by Off The Mainline Trains. I model n scale and have two layouts. A prototypical industrial layout and a Wild West layout. They both have taught me many things about the hobby. I also have a 3D printer. I have been designing and printing models for my layouts. I would greatly appreciate it if you… Read more
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It Doesn't Have To Be Complicated
If a loco is sleepy, let it sleep.
An American Pendolino Prototype literally took it too far and the snack trolley is now scalding most of third class now.
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Hello All,
Having issues with trying to post in the introduce yourself group, but I guess I will do this here.I currently reside in the Greenville, South Carolina area but my profile name stems back to my time of rail fanning when I was attending school at Auburn University.
My main focus in modeling is the Westpoint route in HO scale,… Read more
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I got my Bambu Lab A1 Mini almost a year ago, and it has been wonderful. I have created many different designs to add to my layout. Here are a few. The models from left to right: N Scale Utility Truck, Modular N Scale Retaining Wall System, N Scale Single Stall Engine House, and the N Scale Jeep Wrangler. Here is my Makerworld… Read more
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New Video Alert 28.05.2026 17:30 BST
New video alert!
I have a few different running and maintenance videos on backlog, so I’m skipping a non-release week to bring out an extra video.
And as I haven’t done a running session in a while, I thought I would have one – with a twist on my usual RS videos. This time, I am trying out the Inglenook Shunting Puzzle!
Premiere is today, at…
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The N Scale Origin Story 2: MicroAce EF64
Technically, this wasn’t chronologically next in line. But since this was all very close together in 2012, I thought I should stick to the locomotives today and next time I will talk about the very first EMU purchase I made. That one is a proper mystery rollercoaster of a tale, so that will be number 3.
Rather pleased with the experience of…
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