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Your resource for tips and techniques to keep your toy trains well-maintained.

Restoration & Repair
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Prevent rust and mold on your trains with silica gel

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Classic Toy Trains
Lubricating your O and S gauge trains

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How to keep rust off your trains

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How to clean old tubular track

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How to clean old, rusty, and dirty track

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How to lubricate your locomotives

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Classic Toy Trains
Cleaning up Lionel’s no. 97 Coal Elevator

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Roads coming unglued?

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How to rewire an RCS controller

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Use epoxy to fix broken Bakelite parts

How To
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Lionel no. 97 coal elevator motor maintenance

How To
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Improve short locomotive wiring in 7 steps

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Smoke fluid suppliers for toy train operators

How To
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10 tips for using MTH Trains’ RealTrax

How To
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Repair & Restoration

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Classic Toy Trains
How to maintain Lionel toy train operating cars

Track Plan Database
Classic Toy Trains
Build a Halloween layout

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Handbook of layout wiring

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Tune up your modern-style starter set for the holidays

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Seven easy tips for smooth-running trains

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