About Me

Hi, my name is Rob. Right now I have five lenses about model trains, a hobby of mine. I've also started to branch out into lenses for other areas of interest.

Marklin Trains

Markin trains are some of the highest quality model trains you can buy. Made in Germany, Marklin model trains represent a higher level of detail and much better run characterisitcs than cheaper "toy trains" -- they run more smoothly at varying speeds...

Turbulence Training to Lose Weight and Build Muscle

Turbulence Training helps busy professionals lose weight quickly in the comfort of their home, using fat-burning workouts that are simple and can be done either early in the morning or before bedtime, without long hours of cardio exercise, complicate...

Z Scale Trains

Z Scale Trains are the smallest electric trains that are commonly available. Z-Scale Trains are 1/220th of the size of the real-life prototypes that they are modeled after. The nice thing about this small size is that you can have a layout in a small...

LGB Trains

LGB trains are great! LGB stands for "Lehmann Gross Bahn", which is German for "Lehmann's Big Railroad". LGB trains are big, as they are made in G scale, the largest of the commonly availble model train scales. LGB trains are sturdy, and are better a...

Lionel Trains

Lionel Trains are the quintessential American electric trains. Most Lionel Trains are modeled in O scale (1/43 of actual size), which is twice as large as HO scale (HO stands for "Half-O) but still not as large as G scale. Lionel does produce some se...

Fleischmann Trains

Founded in 1887, Fleischmann Trains are high-quality German model trains. Fleischmann produces model trains for three types of model railroads: (1) Fleischmann 2-Rail HO scale runs on the Direct Current (DC) 2-rail track most common in U.S. model rai...