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| Capitol City NTrak |
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Added: 10-May-2009 |
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 Welcome to the home of the new Sacramento (CA) NTrak Club. Our goal is to do what most NTrak clubs do; increase public awareness of our hobby by displaying and running trains (as well as teaching and increasing our knowledge of the history of our area), sharing modeling expertise and help, and having a good time. While all eras and railroads will be welcomed, the plan is to focus on modeling the greater Sacramento (northern California) area when the railroads played a much greater part (pre 1970s). This does not mean that modern superpower and unit trains are not invited to share the rails (they are), but the fallen flags of the Southern Pacific, Western Pacific, Santa Fe, Sacramento Northern, Tidewater Southern, and others (along with the Union Pacific) will be the main focus. Modelers of all levels of experience are invited to join as this is to be a place to help increase everyone’s knowledge and share your specific talents. The only requirements are a love of N scale trains and that you live somewhere close enough where you can participate. Meetings are once a month, usually the third weekend of the month. For those who meet these requirements: Come on in! |
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| The Sunset Route |
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Added: 28-Jul-2009 |
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 A beautiful HO Scale Model Railroad in the Southwest featuring
The Southern Pacific Railroad, Santa Fe Railroad, Union Pacific Railroad and the Streamliner Era. |
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| Yorkshire Area Group of the N Gauge Society |
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Added: 06-May-2009 |
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 The Group was founded by the late John Cornish in February 1996, and originally met in the Church Hall in Lowther Street, York. Just over 20 people attended that first meeting, and membership has remained steady since then with between twenty and thirty members regularly attending the monthly meetings. |
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| United Northwest Model Railroad Club |
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Added: 06-May-2009 |
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 Welcome to the United Northwest Model Railroad Club. We are a Seattle, WA-based non-profit, 100% volunteer group that seeks to better our community and promote the hobby of model railroading. We actively participate in shows throughout the year, as well as organizing a show every year. |
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| Union Pacific Railroad Rochelle Subdivision |
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Added: 28-Apr-2009 |
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| Welcome to the Union Pacific Railroad Rochelle Subdivision. The UPRR Rochelle Sub is an N Scale Railroad built over the past eighteen and a half years by Daryl Kruse. This N scale railroad has been published in the January 1993 issue of Model Railroader, the 2004 issue of Great Model Railroads and the June/July 2006 issue of N Scale Railroading. The layout will again appear in Model Railroader in 2008. |
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| The Illinois Central Gulf and Calumet Railroad |
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Added: 14-Feb-2009 |
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 The Illinois Central Gulf and Calumet Railroad is a "protolanced" HO scale model railroad set in the late 1970's. The layout will contain elements of the ICG from Chicago to Champaign as well as Decatur, Illinois. In addition, the freelanced Calumet Railroad is also featured. The design has been created with operations as the ultimate goal with heavy overhead traffic, as well as local and urban switching. Interchange with the GTW, EJ&E, and IHB in the Chicago area will provide additional operational interest. Steel mill operations are prominently featured. |
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| Oregon, Washington, Navigation and Railway |
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Added: 06-May-2009 |
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| The OWNRy, as it is called, is a fictional protolanced railroad set in the Pacfic Northwest during pre-merger, Pre Amtrak days loosely meaning around 1971 or so. N is the scale of choice. The main division point is Portland, OR, and I have 3 yards and 4 staging yards. I hold regular operating sessions. |
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| White River and Northern |
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Added: 28-Apr-2009 |
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 Featured in the 2000 issue of Great Model Railroads, the N Scale White River and Northern has had a long and varied history. Here's the whole story about the railroad with five lives and counting, from how I got started in the hobby to the layout's tumultuous evolution, from the utter failures to the sweet successes. Learn how life and model railroading are inextricably intertwined. With over 200 pages here to explore, I hope you enjoy your visit. |
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| Spokane International Railway |
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Added: 28-Apr-2009 |
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| A portable N scale project railroad which is featured in the N Scale Railroading magazine. My name is Mike Pagano and I have put together a series of articles with the help from other modelers to illustrate topics of portability, light weight construction, resiliency, and reliability. We also wanted to to build a layout based on prototype information, new techniques and have fun building it. |
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| Chartiers Branch of the PRR |
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Added: 15-Feb-2009 |
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 Welcome to my n scale model train layout which represents an area of the Chartiers Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The Chartiers Branch was basically a water level route just south of Pittsburgh that crossed the Chartiers Creek about 20 times between Carnegie, PA and Washington, PA. The layout is 36"' x 80" and is built on a foam covered hollow-core door. Enjoy your visit. |
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| KEYSTONE CROSSINGS |
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Added: 07-May-2009 |
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 Celebrating the late, great Pennsylvania Railroad
and her ancestor and successor railroads. |
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| GATSME |
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Added: 10-Mar-2009 |
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 GATSME is a transition era RR. We run steam and diesel and model 1954. Early diesels and late steam is encouraged for the overall theme, but during the yearly open house, you may see SD70MAC's running too!
The track and switches are hand made codes 100, 83, 70, and 55! |
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| Great Northwestern Coastline Ry |
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Added: 14-Apr-2009 |
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 The GNC is set around the harbor of Tacoma, Washington in the late 60's. Motive power for the GNC is all first and second generation diesels from ALCO and EMD. As a belt line railroad that serves the docks, piers and harbor industries, the GNC interchanges with several class 1 railroads at Tacoma including the Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Milwaukee Road. The Great Northern Railway hauls the GNC's mainline tonnage north to Seattle and south to Portland. In addition to interchange runs, several terminal transfers between the GNC's Coastline Yard and the Water Street Yard will be run during an operations session. |
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| Southern Alberta Rail (sar) |
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Added: 28-Apr-2009 |
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 Southern Alberta Rail (sar) operates former Canadian Pacific lines in Southern Alberta and British Columbia. Formerly known as CP’s Southern Main the line runs from Dunmore Alberta through to the Unites States border at Eastport Idaho where a connection with Union Pacific is maintained. |
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| The Estrella & Sonora Grande Railroad |
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Added: 06-May-2009 |
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 The Estrella & Sonora Grande Railroad is a fictional short line railroad that serves a small copper mining district located in southeastern Arizona, USA. Its operation and equipment reflect the history and dramatic scenery found in the Sonoran Desert. |
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| River City and Western Railroad |
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Added: 07-Apr-2009 |
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 The RC&W is a free-lance bridge railroad set in the late 1950’s connecting Midwestern to Western locales beyond the railroad. The main yard, River City, is a division point between the East (Chicago) staging yard and the West (Los Angeles) staging yard. Thus both through freight and passenger trains crossing the layout in both directions and locals operating out of River City in both directions make for interesting operations. In addition, the American Steel Corp. has an integrated steel plant operating in River City, receiving raw materials from mines on the layout and shipping product in all directions. It also has in-process movements of coal, coke, ore, limestone, lime, scrap, hot metal, slag, and ingots handled by its own switch engines. |
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