When I was starting out in OO I used Walthers and Champ HO scale decals. One thing I liked about the Walthers decals was that
I can only work on a big project when I have time, and early this summer I finally had the time to finish rebuilding a
One category of models usable in American OO are HO scale models that were produced with over scale bodies. While Mantua had a pre-war line
I have been working on this model off and on since the late 1970s and finished it this morning! It is a Suydam HO grain
Some of you reading this blog may be wondering “how did this guy get so much OO info?” It is the result of a lot
When the topic of great American OO layouts comes up, certainly very near or at the top of all lists would be the Norfolk and
Working on many projects the past few weeks I have made a lot of use of this handy tool, the NMRA OO/On3 standards gauge, which
My first correspondence in OO was with H. Temple Nieter, who must have written a large number of letters to many OO gaugers in those
The first major layout that I saw in OO, a big influence on me at the time, was featured in the May, 1979 issue of
In response to a request to see more of the layout, this morning I put together a quick tour. We will follow a typical train