After the huge success of the very first model train game for mobiles, HandyGames now releases the second part of the My Model Train series - just in time for the Christmas season. The nastier the ...

Mike Iorio was 7 years old when his uncle introduced him to model trains. His first was a Lionel Boy Scout train set. “I absolutely love trains. I collect and run the train sets in my home,” said the ...

Wilkes-Barre Township resident John Cunius is seen with the 4-by-8-foot Lionel train layout he has been working on at night during the pandemic. Courtesy John Cunius Nick Pittman works on his New ...

HandyGames presents the very first mobile model-train-simulation and - once again - sets the benchmark regarding innovation and development of a wide target group. "My Model Train is just the thing ...

For many American families, Christmas isn’t Christmas without a tree decorated with lights, ornaments, tinsel – and an electric train circling merrily beneath. No one knows precisely when the train ...

Eric Bauer shows some of his model train engines which are detailed almost exactly like the real thing. He has a set of yellow Union Pacific engines hooked to his cars and he is holding a CN, Canadian ...

PINELLAS PARK, Fla. — In Pinellas Park, there's an age-old business that not only survived the pandemic but grew stronger because of it. Like the real-life steel titans, their models are made to ...

For many baby boomers, and some younger folks as well, the December holidays are synonymous with model trains. Many in the postwar generation grew up with Lionel or American Flyer rolling stock ...

FREMONT - The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library and Museum is celebrating the 27th year of its annual model train display, which started in 1984 as a school project with a single train that ...

JACKSON, La. (WAFB) - The first thing you notice here is the motion and the sound. These model trains wind through tunnels, over bridges, and across multi-level landscapes at the Greater Baton Rouge ...

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