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Classic Toy Trains May 2017

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Build a retaining wallBy Frank KnautzAdd an easy, great-looking railroad tie retaining wall using inexpensive, commonly available wood.A layout of a Lionel lifetimeBy Roger CarpCarl Rygiewicz can serve as the prototype for the ideal three-railer and his 20 x 24-foot railroad is inspiring.Discover a truly beautiful O gauge layoutBy Roger CarpAn array of artistic talents leads to a festive and functional layout.Guide to Lionel setsBy Roger CarpThe great outfits of the middle 1950s gave kids more to play with.Add layout-boosting detailBy Peter H. RiddleA veteran builder shares five essential tips for improving the appearance and operation of your railroad.End and rebirth of S gauge Santa Fe passenger trainsBy George HofferAmerican Flyer catalogs featured long and elegant Santa Fe streamliners through the 1950s and even into the modern era.Weekend workshop: Update a Lionel MPC boxcarBy Robert SylvanColorful an affordable, the Lionel cars produced under the ownership of Model Products Corp. are also simple to upgrade.

Classic Toy Trains May 2017
Classic Toy Trains

Classic Toy Trains May 2017

$6.99

Build a retaining wallBy Frank KnautzAdd an easy, great-looking railroad tie retaining wall using inexpensive, commonly available wood.A layout of a Lionel lifetimeBy Roger CarpCarl Rygiewicz can serve as the prototype for the ideal three-railer and his 20 x 24-foot railroad is inspiring.Discover a truly beautiful O gauge layoutBy Roger CarpAn array of artistic talents leads to a festive and functional layout.Guide to Lionel setsBy Roger CarpThe great outfits of the middle 1950s gave kids more to play with.Add layout-boosting detailBy Peter H. RiddleA veteran builder shares five essential tips for improving the appearance and operation of your railroad.End and rebirth of S gauge Santa Fe passenger trainsBy George HofferAmerican Flyer catalogs featured long and elegant Santa Fe streamliners through the 1950s and even into the modern era.Weekend workshop: Update a Lionel MPC boxcarBy Robert SylvanColorful an affordable, the Lionel cars produced under the ownership of Model Products Corp. are also simple to upgrade.

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