Line, Menards, and other 3-rail O gauge trains? Do you like big trains but have a small budget? This is the channel for you!

Scale, which tells you the ratio of your model train compared with a real one. An O scale model train is 1:48, so 1 inch on the model equals 48 inches on a real train.

This 40’ wood-chip car arrived at our office in the Boston & Maine livery. However, you’ll have a plethora of up to 25 road names to choose from on the RMT website, plus upcoming custom runs from ...

S-Gauge railroad cars have sophisticated electronics and are geared toward collectors and dedicated hobbyists. O-Gauge: O-gauge trains are 1-to-48 scale and are the trains people see on display in ...

Gribbell collected O-scale trains because the more popular HO was too small and he’s a purist; O-scale trains are built at a dependably accurate ratio of 1 model inch to 48 real inches.

For those who know their model trains, large scale includes S-scale, O-scale (Lionel size), G-scale (often found in garden railroads), F-scale, 7 ¼ gauge, and 7 ½ gauge models.

The Southern New England Model Railroad Club, which is always open to new members, meets Wednesday nights at United Methodist Church, 161 Chestnut St. The O scale club is a rare find, indeed.

The historic St. Albans Depot comes alive the first Saturday of each month as volunteers from the Chesapeake & Ohio ...

Only a few months earlier, Dr. Kinney’s collection of 1940s-era Lionel O-scale trains, untouched for years, sat on shelves or in boxes in the family’s Durham home. As a child in Cleveland, Dr. Kinney ...

Appraisal: Märklin O-Gauge Train Set, from Vintage Las Vegas. Watch Timothy Luke's appraisal of Märklin O-Gauge train set, in Vintage Las Vegas ...