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Model Trains 180 – The First Model Trains

After the first world war Frank Hornby, in England, developed the first train set. It was a rough model of a real train. His models were based on acutely trains but were a far cry from the model trains of today.

These model trains were an instant success with both the young and the old. In 1923 he began to manufacture accessories, stations, tunnels, rail crossings and anything a traveler might see as he traveled along the countryside
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In 1930 he introduced the first electric train. It was basically a variation on his original clockwork model. The advantage being that you did not need to wind it up to make it run.

Model trains may not be seem as exciting as a computer game, but the sets are still popular and the young at heart still enjoy the toys they get to control and build themselves.

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Model Trains 180 - Origin Of Model Trains

Years before the Internet, video games, DVDs, and satellite television one of the most popular forms of entertainment for children and adults was the model train set.

It has now been years since commuter trains ran thru our cities but model train sets are now as popular as they have ever been. It is interesting to explore the history of model trains and see how they came about.

The person who is considered the father of model trains is a man by the name of Frank Hornby. Frank was born in Liverpool, England on May 15 1863.

When his sons were born Hornby began to build toy bridges and cranes from scraps of metal. He soon discovered that if he made the parts interchangeable he could sell sets to his friends and neighbors. He soon began selling to the public.

Hornby borrowed money from his employer to obtain a patent for his idea, but even though the sets were popular with his friends it was not a commercial success.

It took five years for Hornsby’s to turn a profit and by that time his suppliers could not keep up with demand from England and abroad.

He soon established his own factory and after WW1 he began to manufacture his first train set. They were an almost instant success.

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Model Trains 180 – Trains Of Our Youth

I wonder how many of us over 50 had a model train under the Christmas tree at least one time in our youth. I well remember the Lionel train that I received. I wiled away many a hour playing with that train, adjusting and rearranging the track to different configurations that only a child could imagine.

It is only recently that my interest in model trains has been awakened. Every Christmas the last few years we have set up two model trains (HO track) one in our dining room and one over our stairway to the basement.

They have been a great source of fun and enjoyment for our children and grand children.

When we have visitors with young children they are consumed with watching the engine and cars zoom around the track. Dads are also fascinated and join the children in running and acting as switchman and conductor.

I urge you this Christmas season to reacquaint your self with the trains of your youth for your enjoyment and for your children.

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Model Trains 180 - Model Train Shows

There are many towns across our nation which feature model train shows. There you will see scaled-down locomotives pulling model train cars through small towns and villages and will enjoy a fun filled experience still shared by many.

People often think that model trains are an old-man hobby, or just for little kids, This just in not so, there are many young and old who love to be involved in model train displays and shows.

To days model trains employ so much technology, including computer controlled switches and systems for the running of several trains at one time. There are also video displays and systems which use digital technology. Kids are into video games these days, and many of their video games skills can go into model trains.

These displays often feature replicas of actual train routes using the same terrain as actually existed and replicas of the towns that the train route visited.

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