JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2026: In this issue, Dan Quine discusses the two-foot gauge railroads that were in operation at Searles Lake in California between 1917 to 1930. Scott McLeod tells about bridging the Los Animas River on his HOn3 Rio Grande Southern layout that will be open for the 2026 Narrow Gauge Convention. Sam Swanson tells how he built his award winning Square Footer for the 2025 Convention. Rob Bell continues his series on his White Pass & Yukon Route layout with building his 15c Trestle, while Dave Adams, MMR, continues his series on his On3 Chama Roundhouse. Bill Busacca describes how 3 different Sn3 modelers could combine their layouts to replicate the Reconstruction Finance Corporation’s tour of the Rio Grande Southern in 1938. All this and more in the January/February issue of Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette!!

White River Productions names Chris Lane to succeed Bob Brown as editor of the Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette

White River Productions names Chris Lane to succeed Bob Brown as editor of the Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette

White River Productions has announced that Chris Lane has been appointed as the next editor of Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette.


Robert W. Brown, founding editor of Narrow Gauge & Short Line GAZETTE, passes at 93

Robert W. Brown, founding editor of Narrow Gauge & Short Line GAZETTE, passes at 93

Pioneering narrow gauge modeler and Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette founding editor Bob Brown has passed away at age 93.


Full Circle Models Frameless Tank Car Kit in On30

Full Circle Models Frameless Tank Car Kit in On30

Full Circle Models presents the Van Dyke patent V-type frameless tank car kit in On30, featuring 3D printed parts.


Blunami Bluetooth DCC Decoder from SoundTraxx

Blunami Bluetooth DCC Decoder from SoundTraxx

The Blunami DCC decoder from Soundtraxx allows you to control your trains right from your smartphone or handheld mobile device.


Railroad to the Clouds

Railroad to the Clouds

The Mount Lowe Railroad was a narrow gauge trolley line that for nearly 40 years twisted up Mount Lowe, near Pasadena, Calif., rising some 3,130 ft. in 5.84 miles.


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