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Name: ATSF Paradigm Division
Scale: N-scale
Size: 15’4” x 24' 11”
Prototype: ATSF (freelanced prototype)
Locale: Kansas City, eastern Kansas, & eastern Oklahoma
Period: 1940s - 1950s transition era
Layout Style: around the walls and center peninsula
Aisles: minimum 36”
Benchwork: conventional grid and spline (helixes)
Height: staging - 33”, main level - 48”, third level - 53”
Roadbed: 3/4” cabinet grade plywood and ...

Originally Posted by KajusTheCat

I have just started putting together an n scale layout. My main two railroads will be BNSF and Union Pacific. With running mostly intermodal and coal trains in BNSF I wanted to model a military train in Union Pacific. I have acquired a selection of Micro Machines military tanks and vehicles but am wondering what would be the best way to fix them to the flat cars and how to model tethering chains.

Hello All,

A wonderful opportunity has become available for N-Scale model railroaders who live in or around the Lancaster County, Pennsylvania area. The club is seeking fellow N-Scale modelers who are interested in joining a club and are willing to meet within the county.

Here are some of the criteria the club would like to concentrate on (in no particular order):

1. The club envisions eventually having a permanent clubhouse in a retail ...

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Well Memorial Day will soon be upon us. Just want to wish all a happy and safe Memorial Day.
Especially to the service men and women both foreign and domestic that are serving, have served and who have lost their lives giving us are freedoms.

A friend sent this to me. I thought it was pretty funny. I wonder if they inspect this bridge a little more frequently considering...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzkWTcDZFH0