Back last year I posted an article in which there was a wood hopper car with some work train cars, one that it turned out
Working on the history of American OO it is such a mixed bag of what information exactly has come to me. At this point I
Up today I have two examples of a model rarely seen, the Champion milk express reefer. The model introduced in 1942. One thing I
This brass Schorr RS-2 model is one that came to me in great shape overall, with a very nice paint job and couplers mounted, but
Over the years I have vaguely noted (from eBay listings) that Twix Twin three-rail HO/OO track strongly resembles Lionel’s three-rail OO track. Recently I was
Up today are two more cars in progress but nearly done and will be done soon! These are Nason reefers. One thing I have
Yesterday morning I got curious, what was the article 5 years ago today? It was one on a great truck project I had inherited, on
HO was dominating the market, but all in all 1953 was still a good year for American OO gaugers. Kicking off the year for
A recent article featured these two cars in progress toward rebuilding, and they are now complete. They are both Graceline cars. They came to
One rare and significant early item in American OO is the original, sand-cast Nason Pullman. Introduced way back in 1934, the model was initially priced