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N Scale Magazine
N Scale Magazine 2026 January/February
Scale: N
SKU: NSM20260102
N Scale Magazine 2026 January/February
IN THE CURRENT ISSUE
I Needed A New Hobby
My Long Journey Back to Model Railroading
by Ron Hamley
You’re In The Army Now
Part 1
by Roy Cutler
The Sutter Creek Division
Phase One Iron Mountain, Part 1
by Ward Thorne
Extra Extra! Read All About It!
Part 4: Structures: Pre-built and Kits
by Dennis Murphy
The Short & Nn3arrow
Modelling the Verde Tunnel and Smelter Railroad
by Preston Sands
On the cover: Heading East from the coast, Special #14 creeps through St Regis, Montana. This is one of the only places along the entire line that these trains have to slow down to what feels like a snails pace. You might be wondering: What’s with the power units? Well, there was a flame out of the lead unit #442 in the regular consist. These units will move the train a bit East until a more suitable lash-up can be lined up for the rest of the trip. Such is life on the railroad... At least, we are moving!
Find more on Part 4 of Dennis Murphy’s Extra Extra! Read All About It!, starting on page 37.
Lombard Hobbies - Modelers helping Modelers for almost 50 Years!
N Scale Magazine 2026 January/February
IN THE CURRENT ISSUE
I Needed A New Hobby
My Long Journey Back to Model Railroading
by Ron Hamley
You’re In The Army Now
Part 1
by Roy Cutler
The Sutter Creek Division
Phase One Iron Mountain, Part 1
by Ward Thorne
Extra Extra! Read All About It!
Part 4: Structures: Pre-built and Kits
by Dennis Murphy
The Short & Nn3arrow
Modelling the Verde Tunnel and Smelter Railroad
by Preston Sands
On the cover: Heading East from the coast, Special #14 creeps through St Regis, Montana. This is one of the only places along the entire line that these trains have to slow down to what feels like a snails pace. You might be wondering: What’s with the power units? Well, there was a flame out of the lead unit #442 in the regular consist. These units will move the train a bit East until a more suitable lash-up can be lined up for the rest of the trip. Such is life on the railroad... At least, we are moving!
Find more on Part 4 of Dennis Murphy’s Extra Extra! Read All About It!, starting on page 37.
Lombard Hobbies - Modelers helping Modelers for almost 50 Years!
