Model Railroader March 2026
In the March Issue
Ron Stallman’s second layout, The CB&Q Aurora Branch, is a small shelf layout designed to go into a downsized retirement residence. Inspired by childhood railfanning, the switching layout covers a little more than 6 square feet.
Other Can’t Miss Stories
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Ernie Carlson’s ZigZag Valley RR is inspired by the Mt. Hood RR. The layout takes up most of Ernie’s 24x24-foot garage.Â
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David Popp explains how he wired the track for our East Troy Industrial Park (ETIP) project railroad.
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Prototype plans from the April 1962 Model Railroader issue inspired Jerry Lauchle’s boxcar scratchbuild.
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Cody Grivno builds a 3D printed model kit station, produced by former DCC Corner columnist Mike Polsgrove, for our East Troy Industrial Park layout.Â
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Continued from the February issue, Mike Tylick models a small sandpit on his O scale New England layout. He starts with cardboard webbing and plaster and ultimately covers the pit with sand and some ground foam around the edges. Mike also details kitbashing a 1:48 scale military kit into a small steam shovel.
- And more!
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Model Railroader March 2026
Model Railroader March 2026
In the March Issue
Ron Stallman’s second layout, The CB&Q Aurora Branch, is a small shelf layout designed to go into a downsized retirement residence. Inspired by childhood railfanning, the switching layout covers a little more than 6 square feet.
Other Can’t Miss Stories
-
Ernie Carlson’s ZigZag Valley RR is inspired by the Mt. Hood RR. The layout takes up most of Ernie’s 24x24-foot garage.Â
-
David Popp explains how he wired the track for our East Troy Industrial Park (ETIP) project railroad.
-
Prototype plans from the April 1962 Model Railroader issue inspired Jerry Lauchle’s boxcar scratchbuild.
-
Cody Grivno builds a 3D printed model kit station, produced by former DCC Corner columnist Mike Polsgrove, for our East Troy Industrial Park layout.Â
-
Continued from the February issue, Mike Tylick models a small sandpit on his O scale New England layout. He starts with cardboard webbing and plaster and ultimately covers the pit with sand and some ground foam around the edges. Mike also details kitbashing a 1:48 scale military kit into a small steam shovel.
- And more!
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In the March Issue
Ron Stallman’s second layout, The CB&Q Aurora Branch, is a small shelf layout designed to go into a downsized retirement residence. Inspired by childhood railfanning, the switching layout covers a little more than 6 square feet.
Other Can’t Miss Stories
-
Ernie Carlson’s ZigZag Valley RR is inspired by the Mt. Hood RR. The layout takes up most of Ernie’s 24x24-foot garage.Â
-
David Popp explains how he wired the track for our East Troy Industrial Park (ETIP) project railroad.
-
Prototype plans from the April 1962 Model Railroader issue inspired Jerry Lauchle’s boxcar scratchbuild.
-
Cody Grivno builds a 3D printed model kit station, produced by former DCC Corner columnist Mike Polsgrove, for our East Troy Industrial Park layout.Â
-
Continued from the February issue, Mike Tylick models a small sandpit on his O scale New England layout. He starts with cardboard webbing and plaster and ultimately covers the pit with sand and some ground foam around the edges. Mike also details kitbashing a 1:48 scale military kit into a small steam shovel.
- And more!
