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For Local Shops in the Pittsburgh Area Click
Here!
Just
click on the logos or hyperlinks and let
them know that you found them on MartyE.com!
Click
on the headings below to go to the section!
Lionel Legacy Homepage
Lionel is celebrating
over 100 years in
the toy train industry! Lionel was the first O gauge manufacturer to
introduce Command Control using their TMCC system and now Legacy
Control!
MTH
Electric Trains also known as Mike's Train
House. MTH is celebrating 25 years! Click on the DCS remote to go to the
Protosound2 web site for information on DCS! Click on the
Lionel
Corporation Logo to experience an exciting new venture between Lionel and MTH!
Rich
Foster of MTH tells us about the Pittsburgh Regional Products!
from October 2002
William's
by Bachmann Trains. They are producing the classics from your childhood!
Atlas
is now in the O Gauge market. Atlas is producing a variety of
engines, rolling stock, and track!
Every
layout needs a population! These folks produce some great figures
to make your population expand!
The
Electric Railroad Company by 3rd Rail has picked up where ERR left
off. Scott Mann has picked up the line and the license from Lionel to
produce and sell some of the most popular TMCC upgrade products.
JT's
Mega-Steam Smoke Fluid... Great scents and great smoke!
Millhouse
River Studios
In
mine and many other's opinion the best Turntable and Transfer table
money can buy. Quality aluminum construction with precision
control. Quality and service here in the U.S.A.!
Brennan's
Model Railroading Products
Dennis's
flagship product, Brennan's Better Ballast, was born out of a
quest to find a "better" ballast than any of the commercially
available products. Since its introduction in 1997, the product line has
expanded to include Brennan's Natural Ground Cover materials, two
Weathering Sets, and the ultra- realistic Chain Link Fence Kit and the
Industrial Wooden Fence Kit.
One
of the leading O-gauge magazines. From here
you can join the OGR forum. It gets a bit crazy
sometimes but it is well moderated and you will have access to years of
Toy Trains experience. OGR Forum was going to initiate a "Pay
to Post" policy but the folks above decided to sponsor the board
instead. Be sure to visit them to say THANKS!
A magazine for O and S gauge
railroaders. Join the Classic Toy Trains Forum for more information,
pictures and Train discussion! This forum has gained some steam
and is another great community to belong to.
The
ModelTrainJournal Forum... This another forum full of
information, fun and trains! A little less moderated than the
other forums but still full of great information. Don't forget
once there to click on the Header to be taken to the main site!
There is a separate section to discuss more grownup and off topic threads
too!
The
Lionel Collectors Club of America
A
great club with an amazing leadership group.
As
Al says "Lionel makes the trains, we play with them!"
 Train
Collectors Association
The
Train Collectors Association is one of the oldest Train Clubs
today. The membership holds a wealth of information.
A very pro Lionel page, but explains
and demos Command Control.
 
Pittsburgh's Carnegie Science Center Miniature
Railroad and Village. Worth the Trip.
Some really cool train graphics for
web pages. You'll see some here. You'll notice the Southern 2356 on the home
page and the Santa Fe below ! You can also click on the Santa Fe or the Hudson
up top to go to
Horizontal Rules! Please do not use the images from my site! Get them via
Horizontal Rules as they prefer a link to the site in exchange for the use of
them!
Carl
Tuveson's great S Gauge Empire and a load of TMCC information. Carl really
has a good grasp on TMCC and it is definitely worth a look!
Larry LaJambe's Erehwon and
Saguaro Railroad.. Larry modeled his layout after the Southwestern United
States. Some might find this odd from a Great White Northerner but Larry
has gotten it perfect!
Joe
Shrock's O-Gauge Layout
Some
great pictures, information and insight into a fellow Model Railroader's
Layout. Check out the Frequently Asked Questions as well.
Number 6 is my favorite.
The Story / Lionel
"Super-0" Track
A great
look at Lionel's Super O track System by Michael Spanier. If Super
O is your bag then I beg you to take a look! And if Super O is not
your thing take a look anyways!
Rob's
Pennsy Home Page.
I
love pages like this that give actual information on Real Trains.
They can help create a realistic scene on your pike!
Here's
a few of the real Trains Corporation's Websites...
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respective corporations or individuals.
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