I think this was an excellent article, and am looking forward to part 2. Keep up the great work.

Thanks for the compliment David! It’s difficult to find out the exact right tone for Brick Model Railroader so it was a bit of a gamble to write this article, but since the Flickr Lego Trains group has about 10 […]

Hi, Cale

I have read that you have some problems with your tram control system city.

We have been using a different system with fabulous results: Viessmann pendelzugsteuerung 5214.

It is very easy to […]

Couldn’t have said it better myself. Thanks Cale.

I’ll admit, 4561 has never been my favorite train set, and it’s easy to get lost in what a good train set should be. But at it’s heart, this LEGO train hobby we share should be about having fun. And the best train […]

Hello Ostman

I’m glad to hear you enjoyed the article and my club’s layout. Our layouts are the product of 10 years of evolution. Any club could do what we do with work and good planing. I hope to see what your […]

Hi Stephen

Most of our layout is not permanently mounted to tables so it gets boxed up.

Hello Pedro. Thank you for help to spread BMR to a wider audience. We love hearing about new fans from around the world. I’m not sure how we can handle translations on our site yet, but this is something we will […]

A very interesting article. From Barcelona, Catalonia, we will follow with attention the evolution of your circuit.

Perhaps, one day we can also have a train circuit, although insurance it will not be as […]

Thanks for the very detailed article.

Years ago I based my city and trains layout on the PennLug standard for ballasted track and brick build roads with trolley.

The design you guys have developed has been […]

Hello guys. I’m Pedro from PLUG (Portuguese LUG) and several members of our group have asked me to translate this great work of yours to our language. I’m here because I thought maybe you guys have some […]