SAVE NOW

Get $2 Off Railroad Technology, Our Newest Special Issue from Trains

Classic Toy Trains November 2016

SKU: CTT161101
$6.99

Buy More, Save More:

2 Back Issues - Save 5% (use code: MAGAZINES5)
3-4 Back Issues - Save 10% (use code: MAGAZINES10)
5+ Back Issues - Save 15% (use code: MAGAZINES15)








Lights and smoke bring unpowered diesels to lifeBy Stan Trzoniec Two simple projects to add realism to unpowered O gauge locomotives. Jestjamo: Crazy name for a fun-filled railroadBy Roger Carp You’ll love Neil and Barbara Kresge’s 18 x 25-foot O gauge layout. 6 levels, 3 rails, 1 incredible O gauge layout!By Roger Carp Mark Horne’s efforts pay off in a great 38 x 40 railroad. Lionel in 1966By Joe Algozzini , Roger Carp Last hurrah for the postwar era. Memories ride on two rails for a Flyer enthusiastBy Roger Carp Mike Ciecierski’s American Flyer layout has roots in the postwar past. Birth of a great idea Lionels first operating carsBy Peter H. Riddle Operating cars have delighted fans since their first appearance in 1938. Simple steps toward greater layout realismBy Peter H. Riddle It’s easy to hide unsightly trackside accessory wiring connectors.

Classic Toy Trains November 2016
Classic Toy Trains

Classic Toy Trains November 2016

$6.99

Lights and smoke bring unpowered diesels to lifeBy Stan Trzoniec Two simple projects to add realism to unpowered O gauge locomotives. Jestjamo: Crazy name for a fun-filled railroadBy Roger Carp You’ll love Neil and Barbara Kresge’s 18 x 25-foot O gauge layout. 6 levels, 3 rails, 1 incredible O gauge layout!By Roger Carp Mark Horne’s efforts pay off in a great 38 x 40 railroad. Lionel in 1966By Joe Algozzini , Roger Carp Last hurrah for the postwar era. Memories ride on two rails for a Flyer enthusiastBy Roger Carp Mike Ciecierski’s American Flyer layout has roots in the postwar past. Birth of a great idea Lionels first operating carsBy Peter H. Riddle Operating cars have delighted fans since their first appearance in 1938. Simple steps toward greater layout realismBy Peter H. Riddle It’s easy to hide unsightly trackside accessory wiring connectors.

View product