No, you can't go back. But you can build on that childhood memory and work the railroad and ride the rails long into adulthood. That's what the Pensacola Model Railroad Club is all about.

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There are several methods you can use for making a solid base for your model railroad’s scenery. This finished scene on MR’s N scale Canadian Canyons layout used the popular foamboard technique. Let’s ...

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One of the remaining pieces of the transcontinental railroad era that helped shape the Reno-Sparks region is slated for demolition in early 2025. A historic machine shop built in 1904 by Southern ...

Norfolk Southern’s railroad line that connects Old Fort to Black Mountain and westward to Asheville has been closed due to damage from Hurricane Helene since late September. The reopening of the ...

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Our spy photographer spotted a camouflaged 2025 Model Y (nicknamed Juniper) testing on public roads in Europe. KGP Photography While the front and rear bumpers are both wearing disguises ...

Don Ball photo Q: Many of Model Railroader’s articles, reviews, and advertisements focus on products representing the “modern” era, say the 1940s to the present. That’s OK, and much of your audience ...