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/Home/Sports/Entertainment/Model Railroading A Hobby Shop Source for Model Trains and Model Railroading, TexNrails is it. Votes:0 Home | Order Anything | My Orders | View Cart | Checkout Contact Information TexNrails 16115 S.W. 117th Ave. Suite A-9 Miami, Florida 33177-1614 Hours (M-F): 11AM - 6PM (Sat): 10AM - 3PM Phone: 305-255-1434 Fax: 305-255-9458 Email: sales@texnrails.com You are Visitor To Our Site Since 03/10/1999 New Product! N Scale Etched Brass Type D Signals New Product! N Scale Etched Brass Searchlight Signals New Product! N & HO Scale Etched Brass UP Cantilevered Signals New Car Load! 4-Pack 40ft Crane Booms New Car Load! Crawler Tracks New Product! Etched Brass Flatcar Bulkheads Now In Stock! Etched Brass 95ft Oil Drilling Derrick New Items November MTL Releases Atlas GP-30 Kato Morning Daylight Kato SD-40's Kato SD-70 MAC's Kato SD-80MAC's Kato SD-90/43MAC's New Product! Z, N & HO Scale Single Track Read More Go to Site AMRS_main_page.htm> Votes:0 Who Are We? Divisions Hours & Directions Our Newsletter Upcoming Events New Building Our Libraries Club Constitution Join AMRS Operation LifeSaver Park History Newspaper Article Email Us Other RR Links It's Time to Party! with a Starlight Christmas at the Railroad Park News from the Divisions! Click on a picture to read the latest division news and see the progress that our members are making AMRS Hosts the Boy Scouts! This site updated on 11/04/2007 Read More Go to Site Athabasca.com | Athabasca | Oil Sands | Tar Sands | Drilling Jobs Votes:0 Athabasca.com Related Searches: Oil Sands Tar Sands Drilling Jobs Oil Jobs Pipeline Jobs Athabasca Athabasca Jobs Athabasca Hotels Athabasca Weather Athabasca Mortgages Athabasca Real Estate Athabasca Rentals Oil Sands Tar Sands Drilling Jobs Oil Jobs Pipeline Jobs Athabasca Athabasca Jobs Athabasca Hotels Athabasca Weather Athabasca Mortgages Athabasca Real Estate Athabasca Rentals Moving Companies Fort Mcmurray Athabasca Investments Alberta Canada Oil Read More Go to Site Chippewa Valley Railroading Information Page Votes:0 December 21, 2006 See You Next Year! Read More Go to Site CMR - Custom Model Railroads, layouts and kits Votes:0 NEWS AND EVENTS 3937 Keswick Road Baltimore Maryland 21211 (410) 889.0010 Custom Model Railroads specializes in the design and manufacture of model railroads, model railroad structures and kits. We have been in business since 1991, building private, corporate and museum layouts as well as custom structures and models. The buttons on the left will allow you to navigate our web site. The custom layout portion of this site lets you explore the process of how we design and build a layout for you. There are numerous samples of our work for your review in our galleries. The buildings kits portion of this web site features our various kits in HO and N scale as well as the process of having one-of-a-kind structures built. Please be sure to visit our "current projects" page to see what we are build Read More Go to Site Diamond Springs & Western Homepage Votes:0 Search the DS&W site for Topics Home Micro Layout Meadows Creek Projects Trackplans Photo Gallery Links Site Info Mail News About this site Micro Layout One of my main interests in model railroading are micro layouts, i.e. layouts with less then 4 sq.ft.. A description and some pictures of my own micro layout shows that I'm not only planning but also building (although slowly). Meadows Creek This is my current layout project - in H0n3 again. Here you can find information about the rolling stock, structures and follow the progress in my diary. Trackplans Having little room I can't build a large basement empire. So I came up with several trackplans for dioramas, modules or switching layouts that can be seen here and might inspire you to build your own layout. Remember: no room is no excuse! Read More Go to Site Dr. KÖnig?s MÄrklin-Digital-Page: Software-Controller using an old PC | by Dr. Michael KÖnig (Dr. KÖnig - Dr. Koenig) | Model railroad - MÄrklin (MÄrklin - Maerklin) - Digital Votes:0 Software controller using an old PC No updating - for newest version please read the German Text! Concept The first step to take was to thoroughly understand the old Motorola format and the working principle and circuit of the transmission-IC - the Motorola -chip MC145026, on which the original MÄrklin Control-Unit and the majority of third party and do-it-yourself products is based. Thereafter the design of an simple controller seemed relatively easy and cost-effective to accomplish, as the prices of original MÄrklin products are not justified and thus prohibitive. At first I made several attempts to develop a comparably simple circuit consisting of the least number of components possible, which should nevertheless include a turnout control and substitute the MÄrklin Control-Unit. Some ti Read More Go to Site Lex Parker's Denver & Rio Grande Western RR Votes:0 Award of Excellence *ANNOUNCEMENT* Dragon Chess A new venture for Lex Web Master: Lex A. Parker, MMR, CRC Updated Last: September 14/07 Future Narrow Gauge Conventions Read More Go to Site Manitou and Southwestern Railway Votes:0 What's New Hobart Subdivision - The Prototype Manitou & Southwestern Railway - The Model Layouts I have visited Tex Wilson's Railroad Art Sign the M&SW Visitors log Welcome to the Manitou and Southwestern Railway's rail head. The M&SW is an HO replica of the Saint Louis and San Francisco Railway's Western Division, Hobart Subdivision. It depicts Southwestern Oklahoma's prairie cities of Snyder, Manitou, and Frederick during the hard times and dust bowl days of the 1930's. Operations begin at two staging areas: Enid, Oklahoma and Vernon, Texas. Daily freight and passenger trains run between the two. In Snyder, the Western Division interchanges with the Southwestern Division. In Frederick, the Katy interchanges with the Western Division. As a guest, enjoy a rail pass to ride the dusty rails Read More Go to Site model railroad electronic circuit lists Votes:0 Electrical Circuits you can build! One thing I have tried to do is not show a schematic drawing. I feel that this scares many people away from electronic projects. For those who know how to read a schematic, please do not feel insulted. Please note that the color codes on the resistors in any of these drawings are not accurate - the written descriptions are, but the color codes in the pictures are not. If you have a favorite circuit, send me a copy and I'll try to include it here. Many of these circuits come from Model Railroader, Railroad model Craftsman and numerous electronic hobby magazines. Sources of parts include Radio Shack (1-800-843-7422), Digi-Key (1-800-344-4539), All Electronics (1-800-826-5432), and Mouser (1-800-346-6873). All pictures were created with ClarisWorks , from Cl Read More Go to Site Model Railroad Scenery Votes:0 Scenery - 97-07-30 To me, scenery is as important as the motive power, rolling stock, and rails as a part of a model railroad. The basic techniques are not hard, can be mastered by most everyone, and bring a model railroad to life. When I was first starting out in the hobby after a 30 year hiatus, I needed to get reacquainted with the way things were currently being done. In the 1960s, scenery was built up over 1/4" square metal mesh or 'chicken wire'. Since that time, the 'hardshell' techniques have become the favorite. Variations using built-up layers of foam with cast foam rocks have provided a lighter weight alternative. Whatever the basic technique used, the results are what count. My reacquaintance started at the local hobby shop. There are a number of great books on scenery techniqu Read More Go to Site Model Railroading with DCC Votes:0 Hits since 4-20-98 This site now uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. You can upgrade your current browser or to the current version of one of these browsers. or Other wise use the index below to navigate this site without frames: Home Page About Email Hints&Tips Links Layout Projects This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here . [ Previous 5 ][ Random ][ Next 5 ] [ Join ][ Site List ] [ Visit Cybertrains.org ] The Rail Building a railroad across the Internet. West East Riding the Rail Yard Last updated 11-03-02 Copyright © 1998 Don Crano Read More Go to Site Model Trains and Model Railroads - Gateway Division NMRA - Gateway to Model Railroading Fun Votes:0 Gateway to Model Railroading Fun Gateway NMRA The Gateway Division is the greater Saint Louis area chapter of the National Model Railroad Association (NMRA), the world's largest organization devoted to the development, promotion, and enjoyment of the hobby of model railroading. You'll want to bookmark this model railroad web site for future visits. 2007 Gateway Division Train Show & Model Contest Plan to attend the 2007 Annual Gateway Division Fall Model Railroad Meet and Train Show on November 3, 2007. Bring your models and photos for the popular vote contests. The winning entries from last year may be viewed here . Gateway Central XIII (2006) Small Model Railroad Layout Our 15th project railroad was given away at our Nov. 4 Train Show. Click to preview this new small railroad you can bui Read More Go to Site Narrow Gauge & Shortline Gazette - A Magazine For Model Railroaders Votes:0 The Narrow Gauge & Shortline Gazette is packed with how-to articles and features of interest to model railroaders. High quality photographs accompany feature articles of model railroad layouts each month. Some of these are featured in our photo gallery. Plans of various locomotives and rolling stock are also a regular feature each month. visits since August 14, 1999. Site by Trax / Hosted by Trainweb Read More Go to Site Northlandz Gallery Page Votes:0 Northlandz Photo Gallery Click on any photo to bring up a larger image This is a scene of Bruce Williams(the creator of Northlandz) standing in the middle of some of his creations. This photo attempts to show the size of some of the scenes. View larger photo The desert scene shown here is absolutely beautiful. It comes complete with a Native American village, fort, and adobe village. Tourists are entering and touring the fort while trains loop through the entire display. View larger photo Welcome to Grandmas Pit. Many years ago, a large strip mining company bought up the land around grandma. She would not sell out, thus they mined all around her. View larger photo This photo shows the scale used. This woman is bending over one of the small towns. View larger photo Bruce surveys some of his Read More Go to Site parisicomputing.com Votes:0 This page requires frames Read More Go to Site Railroading in the North East Votes:0 North East Rails Over 15,000 rail photos, with focus on Pennsylvania and the North East Home Site Map Search Contact New - Fridays Locomotives Diesel Steam Electric Industrial Motor Cars Turbines/Turbo Bi-Centenial Rolling Stock Maintenance (MOW) Wrecks Buildings Pennsylvania Sites NE PA rails Steamtown Strasburg Jim Thorpe Horseshoe Curve Gallitzin Tunnels Rail Site Links North East US Canadian Mexico Misc Links & Info Books & FAQ's Rosters & Dwgs Modeling Museums Featured Photo Rosters Click on Photo Baltimore & Ohio Lehigh & Hudson River Reading Union Pacific Bi-Centenial Central New Jersey Lehigh Valley Reading & Northern Pennsylvania RR GG1's Lehigh & New England Western Maryland Philadelphia & Reading SP Cab Forward Home Site Map Search Contact Copyright ? Clint Chamberlin . Photos f Read More Go to Site Saskatoon Layout Tour Votes:0 Hi. I like to photograph trains ... model or prototype. What you'll find here is a set of photos of train layouts in and around Saskatoon , Saskatchewan. Most of the pictures are of layouts belonging to members of the Prairie Rail Workshop . Just click on the small photo for a view of the larger version. K. Brown CN Edson Division Keith Brown This is a pic of my old layout before we moved into our new house. Its (roughly) based on the area around Edson Alberta in the foothills of the Rockies. Same scene on same layout ... different angle. This is one end of the Edson yard, includin an old steamer on display. You can see a similar sort of display at the yard in Jasper, Alberta (so that sort of makes it prototypical, right?). Same corner as above but a few years earlier. Another corner of th Read More Go to Site Steamlocomotive dot Com Votes:0 Site Design Most of the information on Steam Locomotive dot Com is found through the pull-down menuing system above. If you experience any difficulty using these menus, you might want to try the site index instead. Surviving Steam Locomotives Are you trying to locate an existing steam locomotive? The Surviving Steam Locomotive Database would be a good place to begin your search. The Surviving Steam Locomotive Database contains links to many museums and informational sites contained further information. The FAQ Like many subjects, with steam locomotives, there are certain questions that get asked over and over again. One really common question is "How does a steam locomotive work?" I have tried to collect many of these questions and provide answers in the Steam Locomotive dot Com FAQ . Plea Read More Go to Site The Dustball Express Votes:0 The Dustball Express Building an N-scale model railroad under your bed Most people who build model railroads are lucky enough to live in places that have lots and lots of space. A few of us are crazy enough to live in Manhattan shoebox apartments and have to improvise if we want to build anything more than the simplest circle of track. I started with that circle of track, but it got dull after a while so the rails grew and grew and the space under my bed got more and more crowded. Thankfully, it eventually got less dusty too. I have to confess that I'm really quite new to model railroading. I'm not spending my days in railyards looking for authentic buildings to model in balsa, nor do I worry too much about prototypes. The trains I'm most familiar with are Amtrak's Northeast Corridor route Read More Go to Site The Franklin and South Manchester Railroad Photo Tour Votes:0 Photo above by Ken Spranza Photos of The Franklin and South Manchester Railroad The Franklin and South Manchester RR is a 23ft by 42ft HO scale layout and is the work of George Sellios. Click here to view the Franklin & South Manchester Photos by Ken Spranza Go to HORAILROAD.COM Homepage Read More Go to Site The Grafton and Greenbrier Railroad Votes:0 v\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} o\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} w\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} .shape {behavior:url(#default#VML);} The Grafton and Greenbrier Railroad Charles Young Normal Charles Young 2 5 2002-06-11T04:13:00Z 2002-06-11T04:13:00Z 3 1054 6013 Home Office 50 12 7384 9.3821 Contents An Introduction to the Grafton and Greenbrier Grafton and Greenbrier Track Plan Grafton and Greenbrier Photos A "History" of the Grafton and Greenbrier Grafton and Greenbrier Construction Diary Grafton and Greenbrier Locomotive Roster Grafton and Greenbrier Train Profiles ? The Grafton and Greenbrier Honor Roll The Grafton and Greenbrier Miscellaneous Page E-mail Lin Young, Company President Thank you for interest in the Grafton and Greenbrier Railroad.? We certainly enjoy being able t Read More Go to Site The Inyo & White Mountain RR Votes:0 model railroads, model trains, model railroad layouts, toy trains, HO, model railroads, model trains, model railroad layouts, toy trains, HO, model railroads, model trains, model railroad layouts, toy trains, HO,model railroads, model trains, model railroad layouts, toy trains, HO An HO scale model railroad created by Jeffrey Sipress The location is a tall narrow valley surrounded by exquisite mountain ranges somewhere in eastern California called the Owens Valley. It starts in snow and ends in the Mojave. It's got minerals and agriculture filling it's history, with only Native Americans preceding that. Stuck right between this country's highest and lowest points, it's an oasis of beauty that draws only those who must retreat from the crowded cultures and who are brave enough to travel har Read More Go to Site THE YOSEMITE VALLEY RAILROAD Votes:0 FROM THE TURN OF THE CENTURY UNTIL 1945 , it was possible to take a wonderful train ride from Merced in the San Joaquin Valley to El Portal, California to visit Yosemite National Park. Rather than endure dusty roads and undependable automobiles, vacationers could relax in Pullman accommodations or on the deck of a beautiful observation car and enjoy the scenery along the way. Hello, my name is Jack Burgess. I have been researching this railroad for the past 35 years. Not only do I collect information, photos, and paper "artifacts" from this wonderful railroad, but I am also building a large HO scale layout based on the YVRR in my home in Newark, California in the San Francisco Bay Area. Trains to Yosemite - I have written a new hardcover book on the history of the Yosemite Valley Read More Go to Site Web search Votes:0 Click here to proceed. Read More Go to Site Workshop News Votes:0 What's New: October 2006: A new ebay "store" has been started for the Itty Bitty Lines products. Scroll down to see the link. To start, some of the cork items and scenery products will be available. Offerings will change weekly, bookmark our store page! April 2005: A few new items to our cork roadbed line. Check out the N and Z scale offerings. Three new items in the wire management product group. Don't pass up our good deal on a set of wire test-clip leads! Feedback from our Customers: Here are just a few of the comments received... Your build-quality is that of a true professional. I very much appreciate the care and attention you've paid when building my layout; it shows! "Friendly & professional layout advice...quality craftsmanship on the layout...this is the third layo Read More Go to Site Wowak's Images of Railroading Votes:0 Home About this site Railroad Links About The author E-mail me Welcome to Wowak's Images of Railroading. Reading & Northern, Blue Mountain & Reading, RCT&HS Steamtown National Historic Site Strasburg Railroad, Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Arcade and Attica Railroad Horseshoe Curve, Railroader's Museum, Altoona PA Miscellaneous railroad images [ Reverse ] [ Forward ] [ Random ] [ Next 5 ] [ List ] [ Join ] Sign my Guestbook - - View my Guestbook Read More Go to Site

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