Showing posts with label model trains ho scale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label model trains ho scale. Show all posts

Wednesday, 10 November 2010

Your Best Guide to Model Trains

83 pages - an indispensable resource for model railroading hobbyists. This carefully written book covers: scale, guage, and standards - benchwork - track - locomotives & rolling stock - scenery & structures - resources.


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Tuesday, 9 November 2010

The Ultimate Toy Model Train Resource Ebook

This comprehensive 75-page ebook is jam packed with nearly everything you need to know about starting, creating, and maintaining this facinating hobby. Contains secrets & tips to ensure you don't make mistakes that can cost you your time & money.


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Monday, 8 November 2010

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635LM Sears Craftsman LiftMaster Chamberlain Security+ Universal Garage Door Opener Plug-In Receiver

635LM Sears Craftsman LiftMaster Chamberlain Security+ Universal Garage Door Opener Plug-In ReceiverProduct Description LiftMaster Security+ technology, replaces pre-1983 receivers with discontinued transmitters. Easy to install, simply use your existing wall buttons' wires and plug into a wall outlet, that's it! The code between the remote and receiver changes with each use.

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Sunday, 7 November 2010

Discovering HO Scale Model Trains


You've heard the saying "different strokes for different folks" well, the same concept applies to model train hobbyists, one hobbyists might want to own model railroad trains that can run outdoors in and through their garden another might only have a small space in the closet. Some model train hobbyists have great imaginations and the space to go along with it for creating massive track layouts, others just don't have the space and have to think of unique ways to set up their trains. Thankfully, model railroad trains come in a good variety of sizes to suit the needs of just about everyone.

Arguably, the most used size train is the O gauge which is one of the larger sizes. The O scale translates to 1/48th. The 1/48th scale means that the model is one forty-eighth the size of a real live train. Another important measurement is the "gauge" and the gauge for O scale is 1.25 inches. Model railroad trains with this size track are often used for outdoor layouts, just do a search on Youtube for O scale. Obviously, the O gauge isn't for everyone and smaller trains appeal to model train enthusiasts for a number of good reasons.

One of the smaller scale trains is the HO gauge which is approximately 1/2 the size of the O scale. The meaning of HO is easy to remember since it literally stands for one half of O. The actual scale size of HO trains is 1/87. Another important number for HO scale model trains is the "track gauge" which is 16.5mm for HO model trains. The size of HO scale trains makes it a popular model train able to create some very unique layouts. The small size allows for some very realistic scenery with complex HO track layouts that really use very little space. HO scale model trains come with a variety of detail, you can get a basic train with little detail or you can spend a lot of money and get a train so detailed that you're afraid to let anyone touch it! Small children under 5 should be kept away from HO trains and those between 6 and 8 should be supervised to avoid damaging your train, after some instruction you might find them fully capable of handling your setup. Since HO scale mode trains are sort of in between the large trains and small trains, they have been a very popular scale and you'll find no end to the train engines, cars and accessories available for purchase.

Historically, the HO scale model trains were first manufactured in the United Kingdom around 1930. At the time, the 00 scale was popular in England and the HO scale was created as a competitor to the OO scale. Since the 00 scale was already deeply entrenched in the model train market the HO scale had a difficult time trying to make any headway into the market. Markets have a way of establishing themselves and the model train hobbyists in the U.S. demanded a high quality realistic train in the 1950's when they discovered the HO trains from England, by the 1960's the HO model train market really exploded in America and hasn't slowed down since. There's research that indicates HO scale trains are preferred by more than 2/3 or model train hobbyists.

Since HO scale trains compose such a huge part of the market, you'll find a tremendous selection of supplies and trains with a wide price point range along with a very large number of model train manufacturers. Walk into any hobby shop and you'll find HO scale trains and supplies, the larger the shop the more choices you'll have, but I always recommend trying to support your local hobby shop even if it means you have to special order items because there is no end to the variety of HO trains and supplies. Even though I suggest using your local hobby shop first, the internet provides global access to HO supplies that is almost unimaginable and don't forget auctions like Ebay.

Given the wide choice of scale model trains, the HO scale model trains will provide you with everything and anything you can imagine for setting up the train layout of your dreams that will impress your family and friends while creating hours of entertainment for you and your model train friends. Nothing can ever replace the sight and sound of your model train winding through curves, into a tunnel and through the local town. Check out your local phone book and the internet to find a local train club, they will be more than happy to share their hobby with you and answer any questions you might have about HO scale model trains!








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Train Sounds - Steam & Diesel Locomotive Sound Effects - Background Ambiance for Model Railroads

Train Sounds - Steam & Diesel Locomotive Sound Effects - Background Ambiance for Model RailroadsThis is a one-of-a-kind audio CD created just for model railroads. It contains continuous train ambiance made up of 80 original recordings of classic steam and diesel locomotives from the 40's and 50's. It is a nostalgic revisit to the way railroads use to sound. It includes steam passenger trains racing by at 75 mph with whistles singing and diesels pulling endless strings of freight cars with horns blasting. The CD contains 72 minutes of uninterrupted train sounds formatted just for model railroads. This is not a sound effects library, but a continuous track of original recordings made 60 years ago. My late father, Harold Spicer, was a newspaper photographer for the Baltimore News Post from 1939 to 1972. When I was a boy, he took me to the Lansdowne grade crossing and Riverside Yards in Maryland as he ran his state-of-the-art wire recorder. I recently discovered his photographs and recordings thought to be lost forever. The result is this unique audio CD. Sadly my Dad left few notes, but his photographs depict a time when B&O, NYC, PRR and WM locomotives barreled across the rails of the Eastern US. You can almost smell the coal smoke!

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Friday, 5 November 2010

Model Train Show - Model Railroad Shows


Model train collecting is becoming more and more popular and with this new found popularity comes a whole new range of model trains that are better, more exiting and more expensive than the basic traditional model trains. Over the past few years a number of professional railroaders have built collections of model trains that other railroaders envy. This is why model train shows started popping up around the country so people can show there model trains and talk about them with likeminded people.

In these fascinating shows you will find that there are a whole range of trains that are so accurate it would be almost impossible to find a difference between the model train and the original train. In fact, some model railroad collectors have exact replicas of trains and the scenery that surrounds them - this is quite amazing!

You will also find that there are a range of accessories that you can buy from these model train shows, such as scenery items, new model trains, software, display cases and tools. There is everything available at these shows to get a beginner started or for an expert to take their model train collection to the next level. These shows are a delight for people interested in model trains.

Often these shows attract people who are not railroaders at all but just enjoy seeing and watching other peoples model trains, often these people are fascinated by complexity of these model trains. A lot of these people don't understand how exiting model railroading is and how much time and effort has gone into making these model trains.

There will be a large collection of different people at these model train events including beginners, experts, retailers, authors and just about anyone else who is interested in model trains. These model train shows are a great place to meet new people and make new friends who have similar interested as you do. If you are looking for some advice or you just want to look around these shows and show of your model trains I highly recommend that you visit one of these model train shows.








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Thursday, 4 November 2010

Hornby Model Trains - A Treasured Model Train


Generations of model railroads enthusiasts have cherished owning Hornby model trains. Due to the fact that Hornby trains have been around for over 80 years, they are still loved by both collectors and modern model railroad enthusiasts. As a matter of fact the OO scale of Hornby model railroads are still a very popular scale enjoyed in England. Hornby OO gauge trains allow a person the benefits of being able to have a nice train arrangement and still be able to easily handle the trains and view them. Plus, the large variety of trains and accessories available in the OO scale allow them to meet the desires of a lot of model railroad hobbyists.

Hornby has a long history and is largely popular. Frank Hornby founded Meccano Ltd., the forerunner to today's "Hornby Hobbies" company; in 1908 to manufacture model toys. In 1901 he was able to obtain a patent for 'Improvements in Toy or Educational Devices for Children and Young People.' The first set of toys Meccano made was a educational Hornby set designed for use in schools. In 1920, Meccano introduced the first Hornby branded train.

Many people feel that Hornby model trains are tantamount to their OO gauge trains, known as 'Hornby Dublo.' The OO gauge trains, with a scale of 1:76.2 (4 mm equals 1 foot), is a wonderful collection of locomotives, carriages, and wagons which were manufactured from 1938 until 1963. It took 12 vdc for power and ran on a 3-rail track. This gauge continues to be popular in England, while in the rest of the world the HO gauge is the most popular Hornby Dublo. Hornby is also related to the well liked Tri-ang Hornby line of model trains. Model railroad hobbyists and collectors alike still love both lines of Hornby model railroads.

Even in today's market, Hornby Hobbies of Kent, UK manufacturers' a large variety of OO and N gauge models, including a complete line of OO gauge locomotives, rolling stock, and controllers. Enthusiasts and collectors can complement their OO model trains with the Skaledale line of buildings, autos, scenic accessories, and track accessories For those that prefer the N scale model trains, Lyddle End produces a line of Hornby buildings.

There is also controversy lurking in the history of Hornby and the OO scale model railroads. You can use the same gauge track for both the OO scale model trains and the HO scale model trains. However, this 16.5 mm gauge track was only intended to be used for the HO scale of 1:87. The controversy lies in the fact that the OO scale model trains with a scale of 1:76 are able to use the track scaled at 1:87. This inconsistency makes some enthusiasts claim that the OO gauge railroads are intrinsically out of scale. No matter why these trains can be used on a different track, the joy enthusiasts get from working with the OO gauge trains overshadows the concern about any inaccuracies in scale.

Even though they are the most popular for both collectors and enthusiasts alike, Hornby model trains and the OO scale only make up a small portion of the model railroad world. Even though Hornby Dublo and Tri-Ang trains remain popular with collectors, Hornby products are evolving with the time to meet the needs of enthusiasts. On the market today, enthusiasts and collectors can find a full line of OO and N gauge kits, trains, and accessories. One popular item in this line of products is the Hornby Flying Scotsman. Even with advancements, Hornby trains and their OO scale remain popular to a lot of model train enthusiasts.








Mike Foster is a model train enthusiast and enjoys helping others learn about this fascinating hobby.

For more on Hornby model trains, visit his website: http://model-train-essentials.com


Wednesday, 3 November 2010

For a Quality Collection, Many Choose Bachmann Model Trains


Bachmann is a world-renowned brand name when it comes to making model trains. The company has been involved in the production of high quality trains for over 150 years. The company is centered in the United Kingdom of Great Britain but they market their trains to collectors all over the world. The collection of trains produced by the company is extremely diverse and it is lauded for having some of the most interesting varieties for hard-core model railroading enthusiasts. Collectors of Bachmann model trains include the young, the old, beginners and professional collectors.

Today you will be able to find Bachmann trains in a five different scales. The HO Scale, N Scale, O Scale, On30 Scale and what they call the Large Scale. They also produce a membership model called "The Williams by Bachmann" which is only available to Platinum Club members. These cars are limited additions and are part of the membership package for the Platinum Club. The limited addition "The Williams by Bachmann" cars come in the affordable O-gauge. The annual membership cost $35 and other benefits include:

o Limited Edition Platinum Club Car

o 2009 Williams by Bachmann catalog

o Quarterly e-mail newsletter

o New product announcements by email

The Large Scale includes the world known "Thomas & Friends" model train collection. The faceplates for all the characters in "Thomas & Friends" are available as an individual purchase or as part of a package set. The "Thomas & Friends" train collection is a great way to get your kids or grand kids involved in model trains. Bachmann has "Thomas & Friends" as their featured product this month. A starter set will run you about $385.00.

The price of acquiring Bachmann model trains varies considerably. The least expensive of these train sets will cost you about $59.00 whereas the more detailed steam engine trains will set you back more than $900.00. The steam engine trains come in every scale except the O. You need to understand that this is just for a basic track, a locomotive and a few basic cars. The real cost of collecting and building a model railroad train collection is in the elaborate detail of your bench work.

Bachmann has been building model trains since before World War II and it is the pre-war lines that are of the highest quality of craftsmanship and therefore of the highest value in collector circles. The postwar lines, although still well built and with nice detailing, pale in comparison to the pre-war line in their value. However, for someone just starting out in collection of model trains the economical value of the post-war line will make a beginners collection much more affordable. Although the older trains have more collector value one is required to put in a considerable amount of time and effort in order to restore their appearance. This is why beginners are advised to stick with the more recent models. Leave the restoration to the more experienced model railroading enthusiasts.

The pre-war model toy trains by Bachmann are considered to be vintage items since they date back to before World War II. In fact World War II is considered to be the turning point when it comes to model train collecting. Experience model train collectors solely seek to acquire pre-war trains. The design material, attention to detail and just the pure age of the items are why experienced collectors seek out these vintage trains. A hardcore collector will tell you that there is no substitute for the look and feel of a vintage train. The sound and spirit of the real-world train is truly captured in the Bachmann pre-war trains.

Although the Bachmann post-war model trains are built with superior technology and are still very authentic in nature they do not hold the sentimental value and the collectible value of the vintage age. However, the new trains are extremely popular with children and new collectors. Either way, Bachmann has been an integral part of model train history and will continue to lead the way in the future. Happy collecting.








Michael Weston is a model train expert. For more great information on Bachmann Model Trains, visit http://www.modeltrainsexpert.com.


Monday, 1 November 2010

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The Essential Guide To Model Trains

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Sunday, 31 October 2010

N Gauge Model Trains


The trend of N gauge model trains started in the 1960s. Various scales are used to measure model trains; N gauge model railroad trains are measured by their track width. Along with Z gauge trains, N gauge model trains are also smallest scale trains and are a favorite among those who have less space to dedicate to their model railroad. Using small trains, allows you to either design more landscape around your track or use less space altogether.

The gauge of an N gauge train is 9mm and their ratio is 1:148 - 1:160. Because of their smaller size, young children should not be given a chance to play with these models as they can damage them or hurt themselves. Model trains and tracks are manufactured based on standard sizes and gauge so that they remain compatible with the model trains from other manufacturers. In Japan, N gauge model railroads are very popular and people love to have them, because of the space constraints. N gauge model trains are also combined with the Z scale trains to create visual effects. The size difference between the Z and N trains makes it appear that the trains are farther away than they really are.

The speed and direction of the N gauge trains can be adjusted by changing the power supply's voltage and polarity, respectively. Recent advances in technology have lead to the development of DCC (digital command control) for speed and direction control.

There is little difference in standards for the N gauge trains around the globe. Japanese models have a ratio of 1:150 while European models have ratio of 1:160. This is a pretty small difference in scale and so it does not matter much. Besides, if you are model railroading in Europe then you are probably not going to be buying trains from Japan. Aside from America, Europe and Japan, Australia has also started to manufacture model trains.

N gauge model railroads are very popular because they can be long (attach many carriages) and are light weight. You can easily find or build bench work for N gauge model railroads. Many companies manufacture N gauge in complete kits, which include the coach, cars, a locomotive and tracks. They are offering complete kits at affordable prices and with high quality and durability. To help you design a vibrant landscape, signals, buildings, mountains and plants are also available. You can easily find N gauge model train kits in both offline and online stores, which offer complete accessories at discount rates. You can also gift these trains to your hobbyist friends, and I am sure they will love them. After all considerations, choosing the right model is a matter of personal preference. There are a number of choices for the train enthusiast available and one of the more popular ones is N gauge models.








Jeremy Vaness is a model train enthusiast. For more great information on N Gauge trains visit http://www.modeltrainonline.com.


Tracks Ahead: Great Model Train Layouts

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Saturday, 30 October 2010

Hickory Stripe Engineer Cap

Hickory Stripe Engineer CapTop Quality, Pre-Shrunk, 100% Cotton. Hand Dyed in the USA with earth-friendly, water-based inks and dyes. Oekotex 100 Certified guarantees the shirt is free of chemicals harmful to your body. This is a unisex shirt that is a generous size that thrill most people. Men should order actual size. Women should order one size smaller than normal, unless they want a baggier fit. Youth sizes show the average age to fit the shirt. Youth shirts will not be printed on the sleeves.

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Furuta - Japanese Chocolate Choco Egg with Car Model - 0.7 Oz (For 12 Years +) -- Limited 2008 Edition, Limited Quantities! -- Buy 9 Get 10 Shipped!

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Friday, 29 October 2010

A Genial way to use your time, Model Trains

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Bachmann Model Trains - History and Success


One of the most prominent manufacturers of model railroads is Bachmann. This only makes sense because Bachmann model trains sell the most model railroads worldwide, providing more than 1.3 million train sets for just the American market. Currently, Bachmann concentrates on quality, low cost model railroads for the general public. A wide range of train scales are available. Numerous retail outlets carry Bachmann beginner sets, and they therefore are quite popular among people just starting out and people who are experienced with the hobby.

Although the first company was established in Philadelphia in 1833, it wasn't until the late 1960's that Bachmann began making the model trains. In 1968, the company introduced N scale train models, and then the train scales HO, On30, OO, HOn30 and G models started getting more popular. Currently, the Chinese owned Kader Group makes Bachmann model trains and manufactures the line of products in China.

The first types of Bachmann model trains before the early 1990's usually were more popular as toys than as collectors items for dedicated hobbyists. You need to be careful when buying older Bachmann trains since lots of the first trains made weren't as sturdy as hobbyists might think. Regardless, Bachmann trains made more recently have improved and are known for being very durable. For instance, Bachmann put the Spectrum type of train on the market in 1988 with better motors, more realistic paint, and an increased attention to detail. This variety of trains is thought to be very good for HO scale, G scale, On30 scale and N scale.

Since Bachmann Trains has partially grown by purchasing other brands, it has developed a wide range of accessories and trains that include the following:

Bachmann Trains: The main group of train sets, accessories, rolling stock and locomotives provide for a variety of model sizes that are very popular.

Bachmann Big Haulers: A complete array of G scale (also referred to as LGB scale) model railroad apparatus. Bachmann G scale trains usually are quite durable and can withstand all types of weather. G scale model trains usually are made for both outdoor and indoor usage. The second biggest manufacturer of G scale model trains is Bachmann.

Plasticville U.S.A.: A range of accessories to make model railroad scenery that includes bridges, train stations and buildings that you can purchase in O and HO sizes.

Williams: It includes a wide range of tracks, sets and locomotives made for O scale on a 3-rail track and is currently owned by Bachmann trains.

Spectrum: A group of sets, tenders and locomotives that is available in many different train sizes.

E-Z Command: Accessories, decoders and Digital Command Control (DCC) controllers. You can independently guide one or more trains on the same part of the track with a DCC system. Bachmann DCC systems are compatible with the National Model Railroad Association (NMRA).

E-Z Track System: A roadbed and track system made for N and HO scale model trains. The track comes with a roadbed and is provided in steel alloy or nickel silver metal. Keep in mind that it costs more to have nickel silver track, but it is very conductive and is also resistant to corrosion and rust to enable superior performance. Bachmann produces one of the largest range of track pieces on the market.

Scene Scapes: A group of landscape materials, miniature figures and trees that are compatible for numerous train scales.

Bachmann model trains have changed from toy trains within the late 1960's to the biggest maker of model trains right now. The company is recognized all over the world and offers a complete line of goods that ranges from beginning sets to very quality items. Therefore, Bachmann model trains can be purchased at numerous hobby and retail shops.








Mike Foster is a model train enthusiast and enjoys helping others learn about this fascinating hobby. For more on Bachmann model trains, visit his website: http://model-train-essentials.com.


HO Scale Model Trains is an Amazing Hobby That Brings the Family Together

HO scale (1:87) model of a North American cent...Image via WikipediaModel trains are fun for both young and old--men and women. The hobby bridges the generation gap and can be a great way to bring the family together! Model trains are not only for kids: Adults are very much a part of this world. Consider joining a local model-train club. Model trains are a very interactive hobby, where users can create elaborate model railroad layouts. Users develop numerous hobby skills associated with modeling trains including building structure kits and modeling scenery.
Model trains are an amazing hobby and one that many people find very exciting. Imagine having an exact replica of the Orient Express or the Trans-Siberian Express running around a model landscape you hand built in your basement. Model trains are some of the most enduring toys of all. They are so enduring that even adults love them.
Standard and narrow gauge model trains are available in a number of scales. European scales include OO gauge which has the same track gauge as HO gauge but is a larger scale. Model trains are offered in a wide variety of sizes, styles and colors. These models often feature sophisticated electronic components that make them elegant and realistic in operation. Model trains are sold in standard scales, from the tiny Z scale to large G scale. HO scale model trains are just some of the most popular out there on the market and these sizes tend to be more readily available than others.
Model railroads are usually built to a letter scale, such as HO, where 3.5mm on the model represents 1 foot on the prototype. Model railroads are not built overnight. In fact, no model railroad is ever finished. Model railroads are more then just the trains, tracks and power supplies. They provide the enthusiast a way to study and recreate entire worlds and towns in miniature.
Model train layouts are always constructed, operated, and maintained by people, of course. Their movements and access to the layout are as important, if not more so, than the arrangement of the trackwork. Model railroads are a very electrically noisy environment so that special care must be taken in isolating grounds between the controller and the rest of the layout. Model railroads are among the almost $4 billion worth of toys and models made each year in the U.S.
New concepts and the techniques to control model railroads are constantly being developed as the technology of the hobby allows. In the past decade, the development of computer controller model engines has increased the ability to operate trains like a real railroad. Model railroads are great for sparking interest in where do commodities come from and where do they go? Westward expansion in the US was fueled by the expansion of railroads across America. Model railroads are enjoying a surge of interest and activity from professional designers and artists. Model railroading is a lifetime hobby of enjoyment and fun.
For operating in a realistic fashion like the real railroad, it is often done on very large layouts. These layouts are too large for the typical home and are built by clubs. They have many scale miles of track and can operate long freight trains realistically. Also, they provide a variety of train traffic like the real railroads making operating them more fun. Check with your local hobby shop and you will find the name and location of a club near you.
I have been an active model railroader for the past 30 years and have learned so much from professional instruction. I have applied the techniques I have learned into my layout modeling which I do in HO scale. I found an amazing resource that you can can use to improve your railroad modeling in any scale here at HO Scale Model Trains.
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Wednesday, 27 October 2010

8-Inch (16x9) Dropdown Video Monitor with DVD Player (Titanium)-model:VOD80

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