When starting your first train set, you might come across the terms DC control, DCC ready, or DCC fitted. These are terms necessary to start railroad modeling. Unfortunately, these terms are what also confused me when beginning the hobby. So, I compiled everything I learned about DC and DCC in this post. The difference between…
I remember getting hooked on train modeling and wanting to have more locomotives in my layout. However, since I was new, I didn’t know how to do it and wondered how to do it efficiently and cheaply. In doing so, I learned about the DCC and decided to upgrade from a simple DC control system….
Couplers are small pieces of metal that connect the train. However, even if they’re small, they are the ones that make model railroading fun and possible. In this post, I will talk about the couplers used in the HO scale model trains and their compatibility with one another. HO couplers are small metal pieces that…
One of the common beginner questions when starting train modeling is their scale. Scales are essential things to know if you want to start modeling, whether for trains, cars, trucks, and more. One of the most popular scale model trains is the HO scale trains which comprise about 60-70% of the model trains in the…
After finishing my earlier post on what’s inside a spray can, I realized how important it is to shake aerosol sprays before using them. What is the scientific principle behind shaking? What happens inside the spray can? What is that rattling sound when we shake spray paints? We will answer those in this blog post….
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