DECEMBER 2025: Inspired by operations in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Gorge region, Phil Monat’s HO scale proto-freelanced Delaware & Susquehanna employs a multi-level design for maximum main line running. Sam Swanson and Matt Woods take two approaches to modeling a common shed, while Dennis Eggert kitbashes a Tangent caboose into a C&NW prototype. Brooks Bentz takes us on a tour of New London, Conn., while Doug Nelson shows us how he scratchbuilt a model of New London Union Station. All this and more in the December issue of Railroad Model Craftsman!
Atlas Model Railroad Co. acquires assets of Micro-Trains Line
Atlas Model Railroad Co. has acquired the assets of Micro Trains Line, and will continue production of its line of N and Z scale trains.
Delaware & Susquehanna
This proto-freelanced HO layout based on operations in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Gorge region employs a multi-level design for maximum main line running.
Model Mecca: New London, Connecticut
This Connecticut shoreline city was once served by New Haven and Central Vermont, and is the perfect setting for a model railroad.
Aurora Miniatures Greenbrier 7550cf Plate F Boxcar
These cars are the inspiration for Aurora Miniatures’ first run of the Greenbrier 7550 cu.ft car in N and HO.
Athearn Genesis 13K Acid Tank Cars
Athearn’s Genesis 13k tank cars come bristling with an extremely high level of detail, especially for N scale.
The Allure of Britain’s Railways
If you’re looking for something new, consider modeling prototypes from Great Britain. After all, it is the birthplace of railroading.
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