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197 - Twin City Model Railroad Museum - Many Layouts and Scales - 2024 Video Compilation - Part 15

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197 - Twin City Model Railroad Museum - Many Layouts and Scales - 2024 Video Compilation - Part 15

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Twin City Model Railroad Museum
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This video show trains on some of the Many Layouts at the Twin City Model Railroad Museum. The Museum has the famous 2 Rail O Scale Layout, but also many has other Model Railroad Layouts in different scales and sizes. Some of these are shown in the video. This video shows the 2 Rail O Scale and goes on to Lionel 3 rail and on to HO and N Scales - the smallest Scales which are located in the Mine-sota Gallery of the Museum. N Scale is 1/160 th of the real ones and HO is 1/87th scale. O Scale and Lionel are 1/48th and G Gauge (Garden Gauge) is 1/32nd to 1/24th. The LEGO group at the Museum has even created a new very very small scale - we call it A Scale - 1/378th named after Adam who is member of the group. A Display is located at the front of the Museum. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note: Night Trains® is currently going on Saturdays and other Days. Please check the website https://www.tcmrm.org/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Night Trains® season is a special Holidays tradition at the Twin City Model Railroad Museum. Night Trains runs from October 2024 through February 2025. What is Night Trains? The museum’s collection of model trains of all scales and toy trains of yesteryear come alive throughout the Museum (Sorry, no real trains to board and ride on!). Night Trains Season magic begins as the lights are turned down and the buildings and street lights glow warmly, setting the scene for specially lighted models of operating vintage passenger trains. The make believe towns are buried in snow and holiday decorations are set up all over the towns. Uniquely decorated trains will run on the layouts and special holiday-only layouts will also be on display. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Visit the Twin City Model Railroad Museum The current address is 668 Transfer Road - Suite 8 St. Paul Minnesota 55114 651-647-9628 https://www.tcmrm.org/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOURS Saturday 10AM – 5 PM Sunday 12 PM – 5 PM Monday 10 AM – 3 PM Friday 10 AM - 3PM Special Trains operate on certain Saturdays and other days throughout the year – These Special Events include: Night Trains (October 2024 - February 2025 ) Circus Trains (April and September) Military Trains (in May - around Memorial Day) Spooky Trains (in October - around Halloween ) Holiday Trains with Night Trains runs November through the end of February Please check website and make a reservation as space is sometimes limited. https://www.tcmrm.org/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Twin City Model Railroad Museum has many of different types of trains, buildings and other models – of all sizes. There are many different model gauges and scales including: O Scale - the internationally renowned O Scale layout G - Garden – about 1/24th Standard Gauge -1/32nd O Scale – 1/48th - Lionel Trains LEGO Scale - 1/55th S Scale – 1/64th – American Flyer Trains OO Scale 1/72nd HO Scale – 1/87th N Scale 1/ 160th Z scale – 1/220th LEGO - A Scale - 1/378th Toy trains are also represented from different manufacturers including: Lionel American Flyer LGB Märklin Marx Hornby and others There is also an International Train Display that shows Trains from various countries around the world. ---------------------------------------------------------- The Children's Area has many different layouts for the girls and boys to operate as well as work tables to create and build models There is a LEGO Work Area and Thomas the Tank Trains to run as well. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music in the Video is by Laurence Juber and his guitar The TCMRM would like to thank Laurence for the use of his beautiful music. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------