In response to what was written in the latest issue of MR. I’m curious what the readers think are “good” model railing and railfanning web sites.
I’m not saying I disagree with MR magazine for what they printed in the magazine but I think that there are better ones out there. So, let’s have it
www.railroaddata.com/ has 5000 links,NMRA at www.cwrr.com/nmra is good also.Joe G.
Well I like the WSOR (of course[:D])site, http://www.wsorrailroad.com/ because they’re the road I model.
Noah[:)]
I like www.railserve.net along with this web site.
My favorites are the Burlington Route Historical Society’s site at [bow]www.burlingtonroute.com[bow] and www.rr-fallenflags.org.
The (www.sooline.org) & (www.wsorrailroad.com) are my two favorite besides the trains web site. cjm89 , You may have gotten me hooked onto a couple more.
www.trains.com, www.walthers.com, www.cpr.ca, www.trainweb.org
Gordon
www.internethobbies.com www.internettrains.com www.rr-fallenflags.com www.brrm.net www.uprr.com www.steamlocomotive.com www.firsthobby.com
I forgot fallen Flags site! How could I? I love that site and the picture in my post is from there. I found out about it from here and I love it.
Noah
storm.simpson.edu/~RITS/
NMRA Directory of WWW sites
http://www.nmra.org/directory/
NMRA Beginner Pages
http://www.nmra.org/beginner/
Railroads of Madison County (Railfan/History, current and Big Four/NYC)
http://madisonrails.railfan.net/
Roger Hensley