Classic Toy Trains January 2008

TRAINS, BRIDGES, AND A BEACH
A 5 x 16-foot O gauge track plan that's perfect for a long, narrow space.
Neil Besougloff

LIONEL'S TROPHIES AND TURKEYS
Your guide to some of the best (and a few of the worst) locomotives made by the Lionel Corp.
John A. Grams and Terry D. Thompson

A PIONEERING HI-RAIL LAYOUT EXPANDS
A new section takes shape on Herb Lindsay's highly detailed 25 x 26-foot O gauge railroad.
Roger Carp

LIONEL & FLYER SHOWROOMS - IN COLOR Rare color photos and memories of a 1950s visit to the Lionel showroom and Gilbert Hall of Science.
Raymond Crapo

MODEL WINTER ON A SMALL LAYOUT
This O gauge layout captures the magic of the winter season in just 7 x 9 feet.
Bruce Pfeifer

BUILD A REALISTIC HARBOR IN 6 STEPS
In part 2 of our Sandy Harbor project railroad, we add a simple, realistic waterfront scene.
Dennis Brennan

TRAIN DETECTION FOR ANY LAYOUT
Modern technology makes it easier than ever to track the location of trains on your layout.
Robert H. Walker

FIX A FAULTY POSTWAR LIONEL HORN
Quick fix for a common postwar diesel problem.
J.R. Watkin

COLORFUL DETAIL WITH MAGNETIC SIGNS
Small magnetic signs are a fast, easy way to add a splash of color to your layout.
Jim Saxman