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by Clay Kinsner
American Flyer was originally based in Chicago and made three rail Standard Gauge and O gauge and even wind ups...just like Lionel. It was not unti...
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by Clay Kinsner
My Dad spent much of his early adulthood trying to buy all of the trains he never had as a relatively poor youngster growing up in small town Texas...
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by Clay Kinsner
Hurry Hurry Hurry!
Step Right Up!
Check out the American Flyer Circus Set Cardboard Cutout made into a nice diorama!
In 1950, American Flyer put ou...
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by Clay Kinsner
Lone Star Trains is now offering Custom Christmas cars in our favorite gauges--ALL of them!
The first sleigh full is ready--we have cars in Prewar ...
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by Clay Kinsner
Every now and then we have a sale or promotion that I know you want to hear about.
HOW, you ask?
All you have to do is sign up for our newsletter ...
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by Clay Kinsner
MEET SAM THE SEMAPHORE MAN FROM 1952-53
Sam comes out of the crossing shanty when the train comes by, and then retires inside after it passes.
The ...
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by Clay Kinsner
This is a custom produced Lionel woodside reefer from the early MPC era. This car started life as either a blank shell or another of the woodside r...
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by Clay Kinsner
We have recently added some interesting G gauge items to our inventory...more coming daily.
One question we often get is why is G usually called GA...
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by Clay Kinsner
Hey Everyone! Check out this Virtual Polar Express Reading and Train Run by our long-time friend, Allen Bordelon of Holy Cross High School. Share...
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by Clay Kinsner
It is REALLY expensive to have a layout custom built. The baseline for the barest layout work is about $250/ sq foot. It goes up from there. We are...
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by Clay Kinsner
With the Season upon us, I wanted to brag about our shipping. We prioritize shipping for you whether it is a $1000 collector set or a book! We lo...
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by Clay Kinsner
We all love the Texas Special. How about checking out a home movie of the REAL deal in action? GO ahead, you have time. It is under three minutes.
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