Model Building
134 sites
http://northatlantarailbarons.com/
The North Atlanta Rail Barons is a club of over twenty model railroaders based in the Northwest Atlanta suburbs, organized in 2005 to help members build and operate model railroad layouts in each other's homes. As one of only two 100% NMRA Member Operating Groups in Georgia, the group meets weekly and covers topics like HO-scale layout construction, prototype railroad operations, and regional train shows.
http://wreckingcrew.railfan.net/
The Wrecking Crew is a Birmingham, Alabama model railroad club established in 1989 and affiliated with the NMRA, bringing together modelers working in N, HO, HOn3, and G scales. The site offers information on club events, clinics, members, and links related to their diverse modeling interests.
https://amodelrailway.blogspot.com/
David Smith chronicles his railway modelling hobby in this long-running blog, covering kit builds, layout progress, and exhibition reviews from the UK model railway scene. Posts include detailed write-ups of shows like the Southampton Model Railway Exhibition and weekly card kit spotlights, making it a rich resource for fellow enthusiasts.
http://twsmrc.com/
The Tidewater Southern Model Railroad Club is a club based in the Tidewater region that models the early railroads of California's Central Valley using HO and N gauge layouts powered by Digital Command Control. Members run their own locomotives and rolling stock spanning the 1950s through modern era, with both steam and diesel appearing at meets on layouts that have been evolving for over 30 years.
http://etmrc.org/
The East Texas Model Railroad Club (ETMRC) brings together hobbyists in Commerce, TX who share a passion for HO and N scale model railroading, trolley layouts, and model railroad signals. A community hub for local model train enthusiasts, the site covers club activities and the various layouts members have built and maintain.
https://nasg.org/
The National Association of S Gaugers (NASG) is the official home of the organization dedicated to promoting S scale model railroading, the 3/16" to the foot standard used by iconic American Flyer trains. Visitors can explore resources and community content for S gauge enthusiasts, covering scales like Sn2, Sn3, and 1:64.
http://trainweb.org/tamr
The Torrington Area Model Railroaders (TAMR) is a Connecticut-based modular model railroad club operating the fictional Connecticut NorthWestern (CTNW) Railroad in HO, N, and G scales across Southern New England. The site covers club history, module specifications, bylaws, a photo gallery, show schedules, and resources for new members interested in joining.
https://gardentrains.org/
The Garden Trains Association welcomes hobbyists into the world of garden railroading, where large-scale model trains run through outdoor garden layouts. The site offers beginner guides, a free PDF brochure, a starter video, hobbyist photos of G-scale layouts, and answers to frequently asked questions about this century-old outdoor hobby.
http://all-model-railroading.co.uk/amr/index.htm
All Model Railroading is a UK-based site dedicated to the hobby of model railways, covering everything enthusiasts need to build and operate their layouts. The frame-based structure suggests a multi-section resource with guides, tips, and information for both beginners and experienced modellers.
http://railpage.org.au/hmrs
The Hills Model Railway Society (HMRS) is an Australian club based in the Castle Hill area of Sydney, dedicated to the hobby of model railway construction and operation across HO, OO, and N scales. The site features club news, layout photos, exhibition details, an event calendar, and member resources for enthusiasts interested in Australian, American, British, Japanese, and European prototype railways.