RAILROAD SIGNALS of the U.S.

MODEL RAILROAD STUFF
Models, Signals, Displays, Accessories, Etc
 

Eventually, this section might become well organized.  For now, it catch as you can :-)

Virginian Rwy Decals

If you are looking for accurate and scale Virginian decals for your equipment, the following fellows seem to be highly recommended by the guys on the Yahoo Virginian Group:

Bill Mosteller, P. O. Box 994, Herndon, VA 20172
wsm@greatdecals.com            www.greatdecals.com/ 

Model Railway Services offers a decal set for Virginian diesels..... go to the Norfolk & Western Historical Society's commissary  page

Wm. H. Becker of Havertown PA
Signals
This fellow makes reproduction bases and parts for various legacy signals.  If you need to fix an old signal, give him a call.

Micro-Scale Models
Buildings

                 
Beautifully made models for your pike, he's in the process of having a new website set up as of this show in Timonium in April

Custom Model Railroads of Baltimore MD
Buildings

       
Some nice buildings available in HO and N... a number of them are of Baltimore buildings.
Check out http://www.cmrtrain.com

Custom Display Cases of Dallastown PA

        
Nicely made display cabinets to keep the dust off your pride and joys, very reasonable prices to boot!

Model Railroad Stoneworks of Langhorne PA
Bridge Kits, Scenery Modules and Layout Design

                    
Really nice bridges, gotta love the Starrucca Viaduct and the Rockville Bridge... where Thomas Viaduct?

Hunterline of Cambridge ON
Tunnels and Bridges

           
Wooden Tunnels, Openings, and Bridges, easy to assemble, and great looking.

Miller Engineering of New Canaan CT
Unique Lighting Products

                 
Very cool EL (Electroluminesent) panels to jazz up your pike, they sold out of "Natty-Bo"!

Pictures from the Great Scale Model Train Show - Timonium MD 10APR2010

                    
The Baltimore Light Rail runs behind the fairgrounds, and we bought the thing on the right.

This engine kinda scares me, just like the New Haven GG1 I saw :-)

          
A couple of nice streetcar layouts from the East Penn Traction Club, and their first showing with the narrow gauge.

     
Various layout shots.

NEW 4-10-2010
Last Modified 09-Jun-2011