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Classic Toy Trains, The Magazine

Classic Toy Trains magazine is another publication owned by Kalmbach Publishing. It is similar to its sister magazine, Model Railroader, except that it deals exclusively with the “classic” modeling manufacturers such as Lionel, Marx, and others. Not only does it deal with collectible models from years past but also gives reviews and advice on current toy trains still being produced. For those with either an interest in and/or model toy trains the magazine is a great resource.

Here is an idea of what you can typically find in an issue of Garden Railways:

* Featured Layouts: As in Model Railroader this section features some of the best toy train layouts in the country.

* Product Reviews: Reviews various toy train products and their good and bad qualities.

Classics: This section of the magazine covers classic toy trains such as those produced by Lionel and Marx.

* Hobby News: As with product reviews this section covers information happening within the toy train hobby.

* Product News: Also similar to product reviews this section covers new products either available or to be released.

* Tips & Tricks: Offers various tips and ideas you can integrate into your layout.

Along with the magazine itself, if you take out a subscription be sure to log on to the Trains.com website to find more information about Classic Toy Trains. In all, for a few years, a number of years back, I subscribed to the magazine and found it filled with interesting and useful information (especially for someone just starting out in the hobby), while I don’t actually model in or collect toy trains myself. For more information regarding Classic Toy Trains please click here to visit their website.

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If you are interested in purchasing a subscription to the magazine please visit the link below. This will take you to ordering information (through Amazon.com) where you can also learn more about the magazine (as always, if you need any help or have any questions about the ordering process please feel free to get in touch at any time). However, before doing so, you may want to either purchase or at least peruse through a copy of the magazine to be sure that it is worth your investment. Almost all large newsstands and bookstores carry Classic Toy Trains so you shouldn't have any trouble finding a copy.



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