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The Difference Between Model and Toy Trains Free PLR Article Model railroading hobbyists would be offended if you call their model train collection toy trains. For them, it would be like calling a classic piece of literature a novel. Besides, ...
The American Flyer Model Train Free PLR Article Although The American Flyer model trains were at their peak of popularity between the 1940s and the 1960s, they actually had a long history before that, and their popularity seems to be on the popularity seems to be on the increase again today. William Hafner, working as a toymaker in Chicago, developed a clockwork motor for use in toy cars in the very early part of the 19th Century and by 1905 was making toy trains using that ...
Scale Model Train Layouts Developing Your First One Free PLR Article To develop your model train layout there are four major steps to take before you begin construction: 1: Select the size of your model train, that is the scale or gauge. scale you have chosen by reading magazines such as O Gauge Railroading and Classic Toy Trains (these two are for O scale). Model Railroading provides detailed information about HO and N scale. All are full of information all the good train hobby ...
The History Of Model Railroading Free PLR Article Over a century ago, the first train was assembled. Model railroading has become much more then childs play. Collectors are serious about this hobby so much so that the art of collecting has a model railroading train set older then them. The first wooden and metal floor toy train was made in the 1860s. By the 1890s, a series of wind-up and electronic-powered train sets were designed. In 1901, Lionel built an electronic train set for ...
Discover Model Trains Free PLR Article Model train manufacturers have done a great job of recreating life size trains as realistic models. And theyve been doing it since the late 19th century when electric model trains first appeared. Take a full line of model trains back in 1891. Their first trains were based on earlier toy models and were available in three scales. They were made from tin and were very crude, but they were a great success. Then, in 1901, Joshua Cowen entered the ...
