(WWLP) – The Northeast Large Scale Train Show ... hosted by the New Hampshire Garden Railroad Society at the event, as well as providing a 44′ x 22′ Gauge-1 (45mm) track space for steam ...

For those working in the N scale, there’s now an easy way of observing your project as the train driver would see it: [Vassily98] managed to squeeze a wireless camera into an N-scale railcar.

The body of the train itself is 3D printed in PLA. It’s designed to O-gauge scale, and comes complete with models for 3D printed track as well. The parts are given a coat of paint to better ...

G-Scale Junction, a model train store in Heath, is a stop for many train lovers. The business specializes in G-Scale model trains. For more information, call 740-967-7300 or go to gscalejunction.com.

Sunday’s show is dedicated to larger scales — S Gauge, O, Standard and G Gauge. Families: Don’t miss the Thomas the Train goods. Tickets: $5; free, 12 and under. Merchants Square Mall is at ...

A train buff’s stunning collection of model ... A seven-and-a-quarter gauge Great Western 61xx Class locomotive called ‘Large Prairie’ that was also made by Mr Powell is for sale too.

More than a dozen operating displays ranging from N to G scale will be set up featuring he Umpqua Valley Model Railroad Club's modular (Fremo) HO scale display; The Willamette Cascade Model ...