The Unofficial Micro-Trains Release Report (UMTRR) is the oldest and most read INDEPENDENT monthly review of and commentary on Micro-Trains Releases in N, Nn3 and Z Scales. The website contains archive editions and back issues of past columns plus release tables, special features on Micro-Trains and exclusive web-only Micro-Trains content.
Here you'll find links to listings of Micro-Trains releases, special features and back issues (archive edited versions through 2009, PDFs after that).
I encourage you to subscribe to the full-length UMTRR via e-mail... just click on the link to find out how! Subscriptions to the UMTRR are free... really! And worth at least that much...
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Release Tables: | N Scale N Scale Z Scale & Narrow Gauge
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Micro-Trains regular run and N Scale Collector Only cars plus a cross-reference table! | CAUTION: Many images will load with this page. The Micro-Trains Special Edition Series honoring the our neighbor to the north. Also includes a cross-reference table. | CAUTION: Many images will load with this page. A rundown of the Micro-Trains N Scale Holiday Cars produced from 1991 onward. Includes optional large images (must have pop-up enabled). | CAUTION: Many images will load with this page. Micro-Trains' initial "Runner Pack" offering, including a "family portrait" of other releases of this Pennsylvania Railroad boxcar. Now with images of Pack #2 (Santa Fe boxcars).
| A look at the first few Micro-Trains boxcar interior loads, with and without the boxcars that carry them.
| The first Micro-Trains car! | Based on the original numbering system, anyway... The evolution of the Micro-Trains Susquehanna Box Car.
| The "repaint" of a Micro-Trains Penn Central Box Car.
| Putting a prototypical eight foot door on several Micro-Trains 40 Foot Box Cars.
| An attempt to explain exactly what this Micro-Trains variation means... fortunately, with illustrations direct from the UMTRR Accumulation.
| How to be thoroughly confused by the placement of the CP Rail's symbol on different sides of the Micro-Trains 24260 boxcar. Truly trivial? You be the judge!
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