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Model Railroader

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Model Trains
from: Kalmbach Publ Co


Don't be fooled by the colorful covers, inside you'll find a lack of anything useful, perhaps one or two articles per month. It used to be a wonderful magazine and has dwindled over the years into advertisements and repetitive nonsense.

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Railroad Model Craftsman

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Model Trains
from: Carstens Publications Inc


Don't be fooled by the colorful covers, inside you'll find a lack of anything useful, perhaps one or two articles per month. It used to be a wonderful magazine and has dwindled over the years into advertisements and repetitive nonsense.

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Classic Toy Trains

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Model Trains
from: Kalmbach Publ Co


Don't be fooled by the colorful covers, inside you'll find a lack of anything useful, perhaps one or two articles per month. It used to be a wonderful magazine and has dwindled over the years into advertisements and repetitive nonsense.

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Model Railroad News

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Model Trains
from: Model Railroad News


If you are looking to purchase model railroad equipment, this is a good resource. The content concentrates on performance reviews of rolling stock and accessories. Many of the articles are in the bylined "column" format, that is they are recurring features in the magazine. They cover all gauges. This is not a scenery building, layout design magazine, but if you'd like to know about, for example, the latest DCC equipment and how well it works (or doesn't), this is the magazine for you. I find every issue has something for everyone, whether a beginner or old hand. I am a subscriber.

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Australian Model Railway Magazine

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Model Trains
from: Scr Publications


If you are looking to purchase model railroad equipment, this is a good resource. The content concentrates on performance reviews of rolling stock and accessories. Many of the articles are in the bylined "column" format, that is they are recurring features in the magazine. They cover all gauges. This is not a scenery building, layout design magazine, but if you'd like to know about, for example, the latest DCC equipment and how well it works (or doesn't), this is the magazine for you. I find every issue has something for everyone, whether a beginner or old hand. I am a subscriber.