An update on the production of ME Models' new metal rails: “The first set of fixtures to bend the rails is done, however, the second set which is used to hold the rails is still being worked on.  The second set also can be used for straight product which is why neither is currently available"   We...

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Issue #12, The Layout Issue, has been released! This issue has some great articles features some amazing builders. Download your free copy today!

Shortly after discovering Big Ben's Bricks, I found myself dissatisfied with any of the alternatives for driver rods (connecting and side rods) on brick built steam engines. Out of determination, I have produced driver rods that are compatible with BBB and Lego's steam engine wheels for my own use. After...

Just before Brick Fiesta this year, I was finally able to complete my LEGO version of the Texas State Railroad's wye at Palestine, Texas.  I attempted to set the whole thing up at a local park and get some photos, though I will admit they didn't turn out as well as I'd hoped.  Still, they...

Last week, A Look at Lego podcast interviewed train builder Peter Norman. Known as Swoofty on Flickr, you can listen to Peter's interiview starting at about 7:10 into Episode 22, or read the summary online.  Also covered in the podcasst are LEGO Cuusoo, and a preview of BrickMagic.