Category Archives: Building Stuff

Wormley Georgia Southern RR (WGSRR)

Posted on January 29, 2011 by Lonnie Wormley

I have always wanted a garden railway. Like a lot of my dreams and plans some day never appears on a calendar and the only way dreams become a reality is by getting them out of my head and into … Continue reading →

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Frank Lloyd Wright Allen-Lambe House Wichita Kansas

Posted on February 20, 1952 by Via Internet

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S ALLEN-LAMBE HOUSE Designed in 1915 by Frank Lloyd Wright for Henry J. and Elsie Allen. Drawing of the Allen-Lambe House Photo of Frank Lloyd Wrights Concrete Vases Photo of the Koi pond and Garden House Photo of … Continue reading →

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Aristocraft Dual Rail Bender – A Review – myLargescale.com – Forums – G Scale Forums – Track, Trestles, Bridges and Roadbed

Posted on February 3, 1952 by Via Internet

ARISTOCRAFT DUAL RAIL BENDER – A REVIEW  by Steve H., Cypress, TX Five years ago, when I started work on my third layout, I decided to make the brave step away from sectional track and let the layout dictate the … Continue reading →

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Wolfgang Richter (The founder of LGB)

Posted on February 3, 1952 by Via Internet

Wolfgang Richter (The founder of LGB) once told me that the best advise he had for someone who wanted to build a Garden Railroad was to "Start small and gradually build as your time, energy, and finances allow". This is … Continue reading →

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Thanksgiving Point Garden Railroad Menue

Posted on February 3, 1952 by Via Internet

Look What Was Growing In This Garden at Thanksgiving Point Note: Unfortunately this railroad is no more. It was the largest Garden Railroad in the United States and drew a lot of attention to Thanksgiving point. After the Grand opening … Continue reading →

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H&R Trains Stainless Steel Track

Posted on February 3, 1952 by Via Internet

Stainless Steel Track For Your Garden This track is especially suited to the harsh Florida sun, high humidity and salt air. The rails are very hard and resistant to wear caused by heavy use. The track is available in a … Continue reading →

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Gumbuster

Posted on February 3, 1952 by Via Internet

 If you love to run model or toy trains, you know the problems that dirty wheels and track cause. This site will help you solve these problems and help you keep your trains running their best! Whatever scale you operate, … Continue reading →

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Paul Bottino’s G-Scale Connection

Posted on February 3, 1952 by Via Internet

The Beachwood Railroad On June 6 2004, the first G-scale train ran on a new outdoor G-scale layout on our backyard woods in Frankford Delaware. The tracks are Aristocraft stainless steel track, and there are two independent loops presently. The … Continue reading →

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Chesapeake & Appalachian Ry

Posted on February 3, 1952 by Via Internet

I am a member of the Washington, Virginia and Maryland Garden Railway Society on the web at www.wvmgrs.org . I have added garden railway design and construction to my business – alternative terrain garden design and landscaping (serving the Washington … Continue reading →

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Gilda’s Club Noogieland RR

Posted on February 3, 1952 by Via Internet

Bucks/Mont Gilda’s Club Noogieland Railroad. Built by volunteers for the use of children of families touched by cancer. Located in Ivyland, PA. This outdoor G scale model railroad has been constructed next to the Noogieland clubhouse. Much thanks to those … Continue reading →

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