For Rare And Hard To Find Model Trains
The Lompoc HO Model Railroad Club is in the process of completing a new 1,500-foot track layout which features scenery of what Lompoc looked like more than 50 years ago.
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Lompoc model railroad steams back to 1960
Model trains are timeless.
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Model Train Show Transcends Age
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The saying goes that the family that stays together plays together. For one West Virginia clan, playtime is all about trains.
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Model trains: all in the family
Photos: Toys, trains on display Mountain Toy and Railroad Club comes to Albany.
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Photos: Toys, trains on display
For an 8-year-old boy with an interest in building model railroad layouts, Quinn Matthews couldn’t have found himself in a better place Sunday.
Ken Murphy had his hands full Saturday as he tried to keep his grandsons from touching all the model trains they saw — and there were plenty of them. Murphy and his daughter-in-law, Carolyn, brought the youngsters to the 17 th annual Carolina Coastal Railroad Show at the Shriners Sudan Temple.
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Young and old come together for annual train show
Aidan Moore, 11, and his sister, Sara, 8, admire his train display at Saturday's Winter Train Show and Swap Meet hosted by the Payne County Model Railroad Club. It was Aidan's first time presenting a display at the show since he started attending the event when he was 4.
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Stillwater child's love for model trains comes full circle at Payne County show
As the foot-long model train engine chugged around the tracks Saturday, making its way through an idyllic miniature town and blowing a horn, Mo Clark tried to decide which of her boys was most mesmerized: 5-year-old Colin, 7-year-old Aidan — or 41-year-old Wayne, Clark’s husband. “There’s something about boys and …
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Conducting magic
RON GOWER/TIMES NEWS Model trains have been a passion for Michael and Erica Heery, shown with their Old Mauch Chunk display, which has been a Jim Thorpe tourist attraction for 26 years. The display is closing on Sunday.