PLAINS, Pa. — Depending on your point of view, model railroad scenery can easily make you feel like you're somewhere you've seen before. "A danger sign on the fence is sort of like, 'What's the ...

Randy Bittick of the 45-member Lubbock Model Railroad Association, said the displays' scenery comes from a variety of materials, including plaster cloth and plaster of Paris, among others.

Ever wonder what it would be like to be a giant towering over the Northwest landscape? You can find out firsthand at Columbia Gorge Model Railroad Club, where even children loom like Godzilla ...

Dale Desser, of Erie, doesn't want visitors to simply watch his spectacular model railroad. He invites people to operate it.

Discover showtimes, read reviews, watch trailers, find streaming options, and see where to watch Building Model Railroad Scenery with the Experts (1985). Explore cast details and learn more on ...

Young and old, the curious onlookers began gathering around the collection of small railroad cars, houses and scenery at the Kalispell Center Mall before Vance Carolin even had the chance to ...

There will be more than 200 tables of model trains, train sets, parts and accessories, scenery items, books, videos, DVDs, prints, railroad memorabilia and related items for sale.

The Baker County Model Railroad Club's first Model Hobbies Convention is set for Sept. 13 at the Calvary Baptist Church in ...

All aboard! Starting this week, the Descanso Railroad train ride is open to riders once again. And model trains winding their way around a new railway garden promise to charm a generation of ...

Some area people into model railroading, which mimics real-life railroads by creating miniature models, say the hobby faces a decrease in participants and needs more young people to get involved.

The Old Town Model Railroad Depot is a highly-detailed, 2,500-square-foot exhibit on San Diego Avenue; its new owners want to put it on the radar of families and give it a second chance at life in ...

In the end, according to Ed Van Leer, a model railroader then living in Rochester who participated in the construction of Model Railroad Heaven, Lionel donated about $5,000 worth of equipment.