All aboard! Whether it’s being a little kid again or discovering a whole new interest, you can check out the world of model railroading! Ronald Rahn joined Our Quad Cities News to talk about ...

Join Classic Toy Trains Editor Rene Schweitzer as she visits Lionel Trains, LLC headquarters and speaks with Audio Engineer ...

There are about nine model train clubs on Long Island, but apparently only the West Island Model Railroad Club in Hicksville allows visitors to run its trains at open houses. And at this year’s ...

Electric and steam locomotives were enjoyed by visitors at the Tiverton Model Engineering Society’s open day. Worthy Moor near Rackenford hosted the annual open day on Saturday, June 1. Chairman, ...

As a child, [Mike Chrisp] saw a film featuring one of the great narrow gauge English locomotives. While the story was inordinately heartening, as soon as he walked out of the theatre, [Mike] said to ...

At Maker Faire this weekend. tucked in between a building full of homegrown foodstuffs and a rock polishing booth is the Bay Area Garden Railway Society (BAGRS). They’re running a few live steam ...

Imagine driving your own train around a track? For some, it's the ultimate big boys' toy. It's what Sheppey Miniature Model Engineering Society's 50 members can do on their third-of-a-mile circuit at ...

For model lovers, it's a dream come choo. 2,000 miniature locomotives, ships and aircraft arrive at Ally Pally in January — as the London Model Engineering Exhibition steams into town for its 24th ...

FRESNO, Calif. — There is such a thing as love at first sight – or sound – and it can carry you through a lifetime. Jack Elwood of Fresno, who will turn 97 next month, knows this well. Growing up two ...

The Norfolk & Western Class J #611 steam locomotive is designated a National Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and Design News had the ...

The crew at the Hawke's Bay Model Engineering Society track at Anderson Park, Napier, including president Ross Bates (centre) and Brian Larkin (right), and the bridge (far right).Photo / File Thieves ...