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© 2023 JOE LOGGANS - Guest Author
The automotive industry has always been a big part of the Arkansas Valley. Serving both the GM and Ford pl...
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by Christopher Palmieri
© 2023 TIM GARLAND - Guest Author
The history of the Seaboard Central began in January 1990 when it was incorporated to take over operations ...
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© 2023 KEVIN KLETTKE - Guest Author
In 1869, as the transcontinental railroad made its way west, Olympic Peninsula residents of Washington Sta...
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© 2023 DOUG CAREY - Guest Author
My name is Doug Carey and I grew up in the Washington DC area. I always was a fan of the Wild Mary, a.k.a...
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© 2023 HANK STEPHENS - Guest Author
For any prototype-freelance model railroader, developing a railroad's identity constantly drives the d...
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© 2023 Michael M. Palmieri - Guest Author
CL 29001 – Louis H. “Lou” Schultz – 1940 to 2014 – age 73
CL 29012 – Andrew P. “Andy” Sperandeo III ...
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© 2023 JOE BOHANNON - Guest Author
True we know those 86’ boxcars made by Greenville, Pullman Standard and Thrall by a more eloquent term--the...
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by Christopher Palmieri
Insight found on Brian Banna's YouTube Channel
Copper State Railway PS-4750's weathered by Butch Eyler and David Rodriguez on display at the 20...
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by Christopher Palmieri
Ken Mason of the Crescent City Model Railroad Club extended an invitation to me to be a guest on his new T & S Extra Board zoom call. He ...
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by Christopher Palmieri
Home Shops is pleased to announce that we have a new look! When you launch a company from scratch, there are many details that need to be add...
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by Christopher Palmieri
Happy Labor Day from www.homeshops.net! Here is a sneak peak of the first two shop laborers placed on the painting "Home Shops" by artist Rober...
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by Christopher Palmieri
Check Out Our First Video!
Home Shops LLC has officially launched a YouTube Channel!
“Modelling Amtrak in a Freelance World” is the first vide...
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