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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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Building The Future of the Hobby Together! – Model Train Media
Connecting Model Railway Enthusiasts Across Continents!
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Howdy y’all. I’m just getting back into model railroads after a 25 year absence.
I’ve dived in with both feet; picking up a started 2×4 N scale layout and a very basic switching layout in HO scale! Guess you can say I couldn’t decide. I live in the Portland, OR area (Vancouver technically) and have a wife that supports my “revival” back into the hobby.
Looking forward to seeing all your work and sharing mine as it comes along!
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Uh, hello.
I’m Davo, I’m some years old and have pretty much proven that I should not be left in anywhere with a tap and go card reader or at the very least a PayPal option to use.
Based in Perth, Western Australia. I model the following:
OO (Scotland, or at the very least north east England as well, priority first.)
HO (Czech, Swiss, German,…
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Hey everyone — I’m Joe, the indie developer behind Rail Roster.
I built Rail Roster because I wanted a modern, dedicated way to catalog and manage model train collections across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. From locomotives and rolling stock to DCC details, photos, notes, purchase history, and collection insights, it’s designed by a model…
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Rail Roster - Tracker App - App Store
Download Rail Roster - Tracker by Robotic Snail Software LLC on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Rail Roster -…
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Ian's N Gauge
Hi!
I’m Ian from Ian’s N Gauge on YouTube.
I’ve found myself here after watching a post by Loading Gauge Lucy and thought I’d check it out. It looks like it could be the beginning of an excellent community.
For those who haven’t seen my channel, I model in N Gauge and am creating a layout called Shelfington that is set in the North East of…
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Welcome to Ian's N Gauge channel. This is where you can follow my journey back into the world of model railways after a break of over 35 years. My layouts are called Shelfington and Shortington TMD, both of which are … Continue reading
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My name is Steve and I am building a large HO scale layout in my basement with my daughter Roxy. We have a YouTube channel called Getting Back on Track With Steve. The hobby has been an awesome way for my daughter, and engage in a great community of rail fans and modelers. Feel free to say hello, drop an email, or check out our channel. We…
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Hello, wanted to share some photos of my TT layout. It is work in progress
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I am glad I watched Lucy from Loading Gauge on YouTube as I didnt know about this page.
I am from Slovakia and I love all trains, specialy CSD and British trains. I am in hobby for about 35 years.I do H0 scale and garden railway in G scale. Currently I dont have any H0 scale layout, but after I will finish my house reconstruction I will build…
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Say Hi to The Modelling Novice
Hello everyone, my name is Matt, and I am known to a few as The Modelling Novice. I recently rediscovered my love of model railways, and I have been documenting my first attempt at building a layout. I have had no prior experience of Modelling, hobbying or crafting so I hope my warts-and-all approach gives fellow newcomers the confidence to have…
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Greetings from Trainz.com!
Hi model railroaders! My name is Lucy from Trainz.com, and we’re excited to be a part of this new online platform and connect with fellow hobbyists from around the world.
We’re located in Flowery Branch, Georgia, and we’ve been passionate about the model railroad hobby since 1975. While it’s impossible for us to pick a single favorite…
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