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Z Scale model railroad trains (1:220) were introduced in 1972 by the German manufacturer Märklin, making it possible to build very small train layouts. Other American manufacturers soon followed, and this tiniest of model railroad sizes has had a loyal following ever since.
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We’ve been operating Dan’s Train Depot, which is the parent company of BrassTrains.com, for about 11 years now. We … [more]

The NMRA library’s original purpose was to focus on model railroading, but over time we’ve also received donations … [more]

Dave McCarthy's Airfix Model Railway treasure trove is an in-depth archive of the company's plastic railway kits fr… [read review or visit site]

This great reference site for model railroaders, from the Gateway (St. Louis) division of the NMRA (National Model … [read review or visit site]

This site is a treasure trove of HO scale model railroad manufacturer catalogs and other reference information, inv… [read review or visit site]

Bernie Schulz’s Lionel Trains Library focuses exclusively on postwar Lionel trains and accessories. The site cont… [read review or visit site]

Eric Siegel's site displays his collection of O-gauge/O-scale trains, tracks, turntables, and other accessories. A … [read review or visit site]

MIT's model railroad club, as one might expect, has one of the best websites for learning about how people play wit… [read review or visit site]
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