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Evan’s Train Stop Reboot Hello! It’s me, the namesake of the website, Evan. Last time you heard from our development team was 2016. That changes today. We are restarting Evan’s Train Stop at full throttle. I might put down unrelated stuff here as well, but it is my website. So too bad. Anyway, Evan’s Train Stop will exhibit AT LEAST 1 train show this year in Timonium, Maryland. We won’t be selling a lot, but it’s been a long time since we’ve done one of these, and we want your opinion on our products. We WILL be selling the tray, and have prototypes for you to see. These are made of the same plastic material that milk jugs are made of. In other words, High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE). This was Evan, and I hope you enjoy the reboot. Goodbye! Yours Truly, Evan Macdonald, Article Writer, Namesake
Guide to Steam Locomotives

Guide to Steam Locomotives, The Brass HO trains are available in the form of Steam locomotives and are imported by the American companies from Korea. Each importer may get products from two or more manufacturers or each manufacturer may also supply to more than one importer. On the whole, the HO brass model trains have to be chosen very carefully.
A number of factors determine the quality, as well as the price of the model train set. While getting model trains for you collection, ensure that the following features are checked.
A brass locomotive contains a wire for piping purposes and small brass detail parts that are soldered on. The recent ones have better detailing than the older models. So, if you want antique pieces, the finer details may not be appealing. The Sprung drivers have to be checked for quality as they are essential for smooth running of the trains, in spite of any slight variations in the trackwork.
The gears have to be closed. Open gearing on the drive axles are a thing of the past. Although the closed geared models come at a higher price, they are better when it comes to smooth running. Painted brass trains are not as popular as the unpainted ones. Custom painted or factory painted ones can give it a realistic look, especially if the painting is done to give it a weathered look. However, individualistic preferences are different.
A can motor can make the train run if AC is converted to DC and the current is supplied. But if the collector knows to re-motor the locomotive, it is not an important determinant in selecting the model. Combinations such as open-frame motor, can motor and flywheel can do wonders for the trains to run well on the tracks. The presence of the can motor makes it easy to add a flywheel.
Of all the accessories to store, the box in which the locomotive came will increase the value of the Brass HO trains. This may be surprising to some, but the real antique train collector values the piece and believes the originality only with the box.
Model train sets can be bought at hobby shops, model railroad flea markets or eBay. Many importers have online websites where the collectors can browse through the various models online and order them. Lionel trains, Bachmann HO Trains, Marklin Model Trains, Athearn Model Trains are the different types popularly available in the market.
The eBay lists various companies that supply the Brass HO trains and other model trains in all scales. Accessories, tracks, scenery, buildings and other such items are also available, in various scales such as N, O, G and others. A collector may get all his trains in the same scale or have a diverse collection of trains of various scales.
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