Many people remember a childhood with an electric train set. Perhaps it was an HO-scale layout on a sheet of plywood in the basement or a brand-new Lionel set first discovered under the Christmas tree ...

Track selection is among the first decisions you'll have to make when you get started in model railroading, second only to scale. In HO (1:87.1), the two most commonly used track sizes are code 100 ...

A video of a train fanatic's mesmerising train set has gone viral. James Risner, of Ohio in America, built a spiral track and placed his HO scale model train set, which is one of the most popular type ...

Rick Bartko remembers waking up to the sound of the Freedom Train in the late 1940s, blaring its loud horn as it roared by his childhood home. "It woke me out of a deep sleep," he said. "I said 'Woah!

GREENWICH — Of the skills 8-year-old Ian Rozens has acquired in working on HO scale model train layouts with his dad, customizing kit buildings is among his favorites. Ian and his father, Aleks Rozens ...

Andrew Brusgard, a third generation of Brusgard to be involved with the model trains, stands amongst an O scale model train layout during an annual Holiday Model Railroad Exhibit by New York Society ...

ST. JAMES — Laurence Lau sounds an electronic whistle as children study a fictionalized version of an urban train interchange. The gesture causes him to smile. He sports a traditional railroad ...