Our Model Railroader Senior Editor Cody Grivno takes to the rails to inspect the impressive Atlas N scale Alco C424 diesel ...

We tend to think of the current “digital age” as an unparalleled period of wonderful, almost daily innovation. The effect on the hobby of model railroading has been substantial. But, truth be told, ...

Building an elaborate model railroad looks like a legitimately relaxing and rewarding hobby, but if you don’t have an entire basement to dedicate to a sprawling countryside layout, take inspiration ...

It has always been, and will always be, July 10, 1975 in Ralph S. DeBlasi’s basement. The basement, which DeBlasi of Camden County refers to as his “time machine,” is home to his prototype model ...

Product reviews have long been a popular part of Model Railroader magazine. That probably doesn’t come as a surprise, though.

Most of us would be pretty happy with ourselves if we made one of those neat “epoxy river” types of art for our home. Not so with prolific maker [Peter Waldraff]. [Peter] is a skilled craftsman with a ...

Modeling a railroad is hard. Railroads are large, linear pieces of civil engineering. So many modelers are drawn to the smallest scale they can use. Recently a new scale, named T, at 1:450 has been ...

Members of the Tulsa Garden Railroad Club are opening their backyard train layouts to the public this weekend and again in October.

People who love model trains are on the right track if they visit Lake Metroparks Farmpark in Kirtland this weekend. That’s because Farmpark, located at 8800 Euclid Chardon Road, is hosting Railroads ...