Author: Marshall Stull
All the Model Rail Layouts
While showing layouts as part of free-mo, I am often asked about my home layout. My response is often “which one?” At any given time…
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Boat Yard Update – August 2018
Back in October 2015, I presented my new Free-mo module project, The Boat Yard. When I wrote the article I had hoped to have the…
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WWI Light Railways
Back in February 2013 we took a quick look at the WWI Military Railway as inspiration for a small layout. Since today is November 11, Veterans Day,…
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Lou Angelucci’s Christmas N Scale Layout
Christmas is coming soon! Time to get those small Christmas layouts out and start prepping them for the holiday season! Lou Angelucci was kind enough…
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Doug Tagsold’s Colorado & Southern
Although this blog is mostly about small layouts, this week I am sharing my experience with operations on Doug Tagsold’s Colorado & Southern layout. Doug’s…
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Small Layout Meet 2017 Video Available
This years venue moved to the new home of the Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation, INC. The meet was held in conjunction with the facilities Family…
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Adrian and the LS&MS
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern main line stretched from Buffalo to Chicago by 1857. It would become the backbone of the New York Central…
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Jim Sacco’s City Classics Display Layout
Many suppliers of Model Railroad materials build display layouts to show how their products will look/work on a layout. Many times these layouts are not…
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Small Layout Meet 2017
The 2017 Small Layout Meet was a success once again. It seems each year it grows a little more. This years venue moved to the…
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Small Layout Meet 2017
The Small Layout Meet is Back! June 10, 2017, 10AM – 4PM Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation, INC 12505 C.R. 99 Findlay, OH 45840 Same people,…
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