An introduction to Trains.com for Classic Toy Trains users, hosted by David Popp
Welcome to Trains.com, the new home for Classic Toy Trains Magazine online and for all the content we publish on toy trains. In this video, Trains.com Executive Producer David Popp talks about how to log-in to the new Trains.com website so you can get the most out of a Classic Toy Trains subscription AND what more Classic Toy Trains readers will receive if they become Trains.com Unlimited members.
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I agree with George. If you are already a subscriber to all the Kalmbach magazines plus MRR Video Plus, that should also give you automatic membership to trains.com. The way it is explained is unclear. The only people that should have to pay for a subscription to Trains.com to access everything are those who are not already subscribers to the Kalmbach products.
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