Source of knowledge

[Anonymous]

Since Classic Toy Trains hardly ever goes into the discusion of prototype operations,which sources do you use to obtain this type of information. Thanks EASTER

[cnw1995]

Why, I go right to the source - Trains magazine or Model Railroader -or your local library to find a book on your favorite prototype - see their forums.

[Anonymous]

I'm a reader of Trains and Classic Trains magazines and own many books on real railroads. Of course, there's always the internet, too. You can find almost anything from searching google.

[FJ and G]

Google

[Big_Boy_4005]

Books, magazines, other modelers, videos, but my favorite is hanging around the tracks. These forums aren't bad either.[;)]

[Roger Bielen]

Reading. I have several books on the history of railroading and engines and have subscribed to Trains in the past, now to Classic Trains in addition to CTT and OGR.