Cale Leiphart

  • Every year on July 4th, we here in the United States celebrate the birth of our nation. But in 1976, upon the 200th Anniversary, we threw one heck of big a party. For the US Bicentennial every one in the nation […]

  • Brickworld 2017 has come and gone, and I’m almost caught up on all my sleep from the event. If you’ve never been to it, Brickworld is one of the largest, and one of the premier LEGO® fan events in North America. […]

  • Hello dear readers. Yes, I know our regular train content has dropped in recent weeks. Preparing for a major convention, Brickworld, and launching our new store has monopolized much of our time. But we’re back […]

  • Just a little update on the BMR Box Car Instructions from where we were at last week.

    Axles

    Our axles are being made as we speak. Check out this cool video of them being made.

    Once we get the axles […]

  • It’s been some time since you last heard an update on the BMR Boxcar Instructions. We do have some news, and I wanted to share that with you and, also talk about about future kits we are considering.
    The BMR […]

  • The July issue of Brickjournal magazine will have an article on my A and Y6b. It will be worth picking up as there will be other train articles from myself, Glenn Holland, and our newest contributor Matt Hocker. […]

  • Disneyland, Main Street USA Trolley by John Rudy
    I’m a well known steam fan, but as a railroad fan, a very close second in my heart is trolleys. I’m a fan of any good trolley, tram or streetcar.  Builder John […]

  • It been a while since we’ve seen a big articulated steam locomotive from LEGO® train builder Anthony Sava. But the wait is over as Anthony’s long planed model of the Duluth, Missabe, & Iron Range class M4 ” […]

  • CSX SD40-2 and Gunderson 60′ High Cube Boxcar by Aaron Burnett
    I love coming across new (or maybe just new to me) train builders when perusing through flickr, or one of the other LEGO® train hangouts online. Es […]

  • We now return you to your regularly scheduled BMR
    We’re back! I know it’s been quiet here the past few days. Philly Brickfest has been a huge time sink for myself and several of the other contributors here to […]

  • If you’ve been to a model train show in the past several years, you may have noticed that the layouts on display have more than just trains running around track with some static scenery in the background. Modern […]

  • I’m thoroughly enjoying this series Nate. When I started BMR, this is the kind of article I had hope would find a home here. Looking forward to the next one.

  • Thanks Nate. It’s not as sophisticated or as interesting as a Triplex, but it’s fun to run.

  • Thank you, and I hope future articles will bring even more new things to learn.

  • Thank you.

  • Central Railroad of New Jersey 1940’s Commuter Train in LEGO
    This is my LEGO model of a 1940’s Central Railroad of New Jersey commuter train. This train is typical of those that made up the CNJ’s short haul […]

  • Thank you for the link Holger. As I’m not as well versed on European trains, its great to have a place like this to start. Iw ould love to hear about any other great European train resources.

  • In my first article in my series on decals for LEGO® trains, I covered some popular model RR manufacturer’s who make decals suitable for use with LEGO trains. This time I want to highlight one of the options for m […]

  • 2 weeks ago I  wrote about the Barriger Library and the wonderful historical resource it provides for North American railroading. Today I want to point out another great flickr library that myself and several of […]

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