Come along with ATLP host Ray Arnott as he attends his first Mid-Atlantic RPM just outside of Baltimore, Maryland.

As I prepare to join my fellow content creators in creating T-Trak modules, I thought it might be a good idea to get an education on N scale from someone who knows the topic well.

30 miles west of Boston and inside a former rope factory not too far from the current Fitchburg Line is one amazing model railroad club.

The weather is cooling down here in North America, but the model railroading season is heating up as we look to head to our train rooms and make some progress on our layouts.

What components help make an operating session great? That's the question that Don Irace helps to answer on this edition of Talking Ops.

Every RPM seems to have it's own flavor, and for the Colorado Rail Proto Meet this year, the Home Shops Freelance Forum will provide an experience like no other.

You'd be hard pressed to find someone in the model railroad hobby with the enthusiasm and ambition of Michelle Kempema.

Bradd Williamson and Patrick Moore are proving that when you find your people, big things can happen, even if it's about 1:160 scale.

A product line that spans generations for over 190 years - that's what Bachmann has brought to our hobby.

We keep the RPM theme going on Mondays as we head from St. Louis to just outside our nation's capital and talk to Bernie Kempinski about the 2025 Mid-Atlantic RPM.

Getting more model railroaders to discover the magic of operations - that's what OPSIG is looking to accomplish as they roll out their new Achievement Program

For the second year in a row, we were back at the St. Louis RPM in Collinsville, Illinois.

How can the gift of a single locomotive change layout plans? That's what we'll find out on this episode of Around The Layout Podcast as we head to Wisconsin to talk to Alan Schroeder about his Burlington Northern Marias Pass layout.

For the second year in a row, we were back at the St. Louis RPM in Collinsville, Illinois.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but, someday, you're going to die.

Ever loved a product so much that you just wanted to buy the company?

After a two-parter with Thomas Klimoski on small layouts and the potential they hold, it was perfect timing to talk about operations on John Farrington's Somerset & Raritan.

Now that we're back home and rested up from an amazing weekend in Deshler, Nebraska, it's time to catch up on the rest of the folks we talked to during Spring Creek Model Trains Open House & Train Show.