S Scale Model Trains - A Bit of History

Author: Caroline Michaels

The S scale is an interchangeable description of a model train size with the American Flyer brand name of model trains and railroads. S scale model trains are a sixty fourth of the size of a real train, putting them between the HO and O sizes of train models. S scale model trains are available in both AC and DC power types. The S scale uses a two rail track instead of the classic three rail track which uses the middle rail to provide electricity. There has been an S scale train renaissance in the past twenty years or so, and even people who are not normally interested in model trains are impressed by these exotic models.

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Vintage Pocket Watch History

Author: Roger Smith

The vintage pocket watch was a long time being introduced. Mechanisms for keeping time were developed hundreds of years ago, however it was in the 1500's before the first mobile time keeping device came to be.

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Antiques Are A Work Of Art

by J. Foley

The following paragraphs summarize the work of antiques experts who are completely familiar with all the aspects of antiques. Heed their advice to avoid any surprises.
The more authentic information about antiques you know, the more likely people are to consider you a antiques expert. Read on for even more antiques facts that you can share.

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Fun with RC Airplanes

by William Williams

There really is nothing compared to the fun experience one has when flying an RC plane. Parents appreciate RC airplanes simply because they make for such a special event with the children; and children appreciate RC airplanes simply because they offer hours of flying fun! In addition, many of the RC planes sold on the market today come with incredible accessories, and RC plane fliers love to invest extra time in assembling RC planes too.

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Why Are Hotwheels So Highly Sought After and Quite Collectible?

Author: EllNash


Before Hotwheels came to the die cast toy market, Matchbox was the no.1 seller. However, because Matchbox was a company based in the U.K. most of the models were European cars or trucks.

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