Author: mikerose

This month we have the pleasure of talking with AND viewing Blaine Hadfield of Arrowhead models. View? Yes, this will also be on You Tube at the following link: https://youtu.be/Ica6FAu79UU Blaine and I talk about his background in model railroad

Join me this month for a most engaging chat with my old buddy Brian Banna. Brian has a well deserved reputation for extremely accurate prototype modeling, but he’s come full circle and I think you’ll find the story of his

Join me in a wide ranging conversation with modeler, musician, author and all around Renaissance Man Gerry Schaefer, aka Hunter Hughson (you’ll have to listen all the way to find out why there are two names). Gerry has a couple

Join me as I get to know fellow D&H modeler Justin Jankauskas as we discuss his Penn Division HO model railroad. Justin talks about his layout concept, construction and scenery techniques, along with operations. In other words, it’s two model

This month I have a lively conversation with my old friend and modeling buddy Jim Dufour, where we talk about his beautiful B&M Cheshire Branch model railroad, railfanning and how we originally met, and lots of modeling techniques and foibles!

This month I speak with our returning champion Jimmy Simmons, of Monster Modelworks, and also a former co-host with me on the Scotty Mason Show for several years. Jimmy and I catch up a bit, and talk about the saga

This month I had the pleasure of speaking with Stacey Walthers Naffah, President of Walthers. It’s not often that you get a chance to speak to the head of one of the leaders in the model railroading industry. We had

This month please enjoy a lively discussion about solo operations with well known modeler and good friend Mike Confalone. Mike and I have been operating our large layouts in solo fashion for several weeks and we compare notes about what’s

This month I have a very pleasant and engaging chat with Otto Vondrak, editor of Railroad Model Craftsman and Railfan & Railroad. We get to know a bit about Otto’s background in the hobby, what it’s like to be a

This month, in keeping with our recent trend of talking with professional and model railroaders, my guest is Reading & Northern engineer Ron Papiercavich. Ron’s been a big help with information for my own modeling efforts, and also has a