Subject: How To - Build a realistic model train set

From: Worlds Greatest Hobby <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2014 14:37:28 -0700

[Hobby Magazine]
Fun for the whole family

--The Worlds Greatest Hobby--

Building a model railroad can be a lot of fun, but it can also be frustrating if you make basic mistakes. We have laid everything out for you so you make no mistakes.

-- http://www.axestraight.com/hobby/s/trains-fm-345.center

Trains make a rewarding hobby for enthusiasts of all ages. Children have played with toy trains for generations, where as older children and adults enjoy using accurate scale models to build detailed layouts based on historical places or whimsical fantasy. While the hobby can become intricate and involved, creating a simple layout or starting a collection need not intimidate the beginner.

-- http://www.axestraight.com/hobby/s/trains-fm-345.center

Have fun and Enjoy!

The Family Hobby Center
John Draper

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One of the smallest complete railroad systems, the Museum of Science and Industry's original model railroad was the largest of its kind in the world when it opened in 1941. Designed by Minton Cronkhite, the railroad covered 2,340 square feet of floor space and was built in Q scale, which paired 1:45 scale trains with 2-rail O gauge track. The various scenes on the model railroad illustrated the role of the railroad within U.S. industry and agriculture throughout the desert southwest. It included 1,000 feet of track and 40 switches operated by an automatic control board.