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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Kato opens new factory - By Russ Larson - MR's publisher visits Japan
IN memoriam - John Page, 1913-1997 - By Jim Hediger
OUR COVER story:
Soo Line memories - By Ray Grosser - The Grossers' sectional HO layout now represents central Minnesota even more accurately
Adding smokebox details and domes - By Stephen Anderson - Part 7: Our scratchbuilt HO 4-6-0 nears completion
Trackside Photos - A last look at the Midwest Railroad Modelers' layout
A RAILROAD YOU CAN MODEL:
Donner Pass - By Paul D. Schneider - The route of the first trans-continental railroad offers great scenery and mountain railroading
Modeling Donner Pass - By Frank Caron - An N scale track plan for Donner Pass
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS:
A pin-connected truss bridge - By Harold W. Russell - From narrow to standard gauge, this through truss has served rail traffic for more than 100 years
Foam board construction tips - By Bill Damaby - Including laying out curves and adjusting track
Stop car light flickering - By Kermit Paul - Computer technology solves an old operating problem
Modeling Montana Rail Link's SD45-2XR in N scale - By Erik Bergstrom - Adding Sunrise details makes an outstanding model even better
Up on the roof - By Michael Tyiick - Detailing tops of buildings adds visual interest
Paint shop:
Pennsylvania RR E8 in N scale - By Charlie Hopkins - Adding uniquely Pennsy details dresses up a Kato diesel
Departments:
Along the Line
Center of attention
Product News
Railway Post Office
Workshop
Product Reviews:
- InterMountain HO 12-panel boxcar
- Bachmann HO Pullman sleeper
- Walthers HO ore dock
- Tomar HO train order signal
- Vulture 0 crane and flatcar
Railroader's Library - Northern Pacific Classic Steam Era
Club News
Hobbyshop Window
At the Throttle
Trains of Thought - Lessons of Batavia
Student Fare - TAMR convention
Bull Session
Ask Paint Shop
Schedules
Index of Advertisers
On the cover: Extra 1024 West heads toward Glenwood on Ray and Renee Grosser's sectional HO Soo Line railroad. Their layout reflects central Minnesota in 1954. The Nostalgia Trip begins on page 60.
IN memoriam - John Page, 1913-1997 - By Jim Hediger
OUR COVER story:
Soo Line memories - By Ray Grosser - The Grossers' sectional HO layout now represents central Minnesota even more accurately
Adding smokebox details and domes - By Stephen Anderson - Part 7: Our scratchbuilt HO 4-6-0 nears completion
Trackside Photos - A last look at the Midwest Railroad Modelers' layout
A RAILROAD YOU CAN MODEL:
Donner Pass - By Paul D. Schneider - The route of the first trans-continental railroad offers great scenery and mountain railroading
Modeling Donner Pass - By Frank Caron - An N scale track plan for Donner Pass
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS:
A pin-connected truss bridge - By Harold W. Russell - From narrow to standard gauge, this through truss has served rail traffic for more than 100 years
Foam board construction tips - By Bill Damaby - Including laying out curves and adjusting track
Stop car light flickering - By Kermit Paul - Computer technology solves an old operating problem
Modeling Montana Rail Link's SD45-2XR in N scale - By Erik Bergstrom - Adding Sunrise details makes an outstanding model even better
Up on the roof - By Michael Tyiick - Detailing tops of buildings adds visual interest
Paint shop:
Pennsylvania RR E8 in N scale - By Charlie Hopkins - Adding uniquely Pennsy details dresses up a Kato diesel
Departments:
Along the Line
Center of attention
Product News
Railway Post Office
Workshop
Product Reviews:
- InterMountain HO 12-panel boxcar
- Bachmann HO Pullman sleeper
- Walthers HO ore dock
- Tomar HO train order signal
- Vulture 0 crane and flatcar
Railroader's Library - Northern Pacific Classic Steam Era
Club News
Hobbyshop Window
At the Throttle
Trains of Thought - Lessons of Batavia
Student Fare - TAMR convention
Bull Session
Ask Paint Shop
Schedules
Index of Advertisers
On the cover: Extra 1024 West heads toward Glenwood on Ray and Renee Grosser's sectional HO Soo Line railroad. Their layout reflects central Minnesota in 1954. The Nostalgia Trip begins on page 60.
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