Model rail stubs typically refer to shorter, stub-ended tracks or sidings used in model railroading. These stubs are often utilized to simulate real-world railway operations, allowing for the representation of various track configurations such as switching yards, industries, or storage areas. Stubs can be made from different materials and in various scales, depending on the type of model railroad being constructed, such as HO, N, or O scales.
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