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August 2010
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7 Handy Turnout Tips
Performance enhancements for ready-to-use turnouts
Jim Hediger |
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Model Railroader has been the leading model train magazine for the past 75 years. Each month, Model Railroader brings you step-by-step modeling projects, fascinating photo tours of model train layouts, unbiased product reviews, new product announcements, tips from the experts, and much more! |
Featured articles include:
Model a transloading terminal
Specialized equipment adds interest to the transfer of materials between trains and trucks
By Jim Hediger
N scale double-deck track plan
Modern railroading in the valley's of Virginia on the Norfolk Southern's B-Line fits in 16 x 16 feet
By Bob Sprague
Big time railroading at Horseshoe Curve
A lifelong Pennsylvania RR fan finally build the HO layout of his dreams
By Larry Reynolds
3 clever ideas for detailing structure models
Digital photographs, cement, and metal parts provide many useful textures for modeling
By Lance Mindheim
Detail a Seaboard Coast Line GP30
A ready-to-run model helps to simplify this locomotive detailing project
By Jim Six |
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July 2010
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Learn While Building
Always looking for ways to improve his model railroad
Jason Fontaine |
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Build a backwoods scene for your layout
From water to mirrors to hillside flats, this 5-foot layout section uses a lot of great scenery modeling techniques
By Gerry Leone
A busy mainline town in HO scale
Track and benchwork plans for a layout based on Kirkland, Ill
By David Popp and Andrew Roth
Authentic loads enhance operations
Tips for planning and modeling a series of visible freight shipments for your operating sessions
By Mont Switzer
Color models with powdered pastels
Using weathering powder in place of paints or stains
By Dennis Murphy
Learn while building
The owner of this HO scale layout is always looking for ways to improve his model railroad
By Jason Fontaine
Car forwarding with tags
Self-stick, removable plastic flags make car routing easy
By Len Bruening
Ethanol: An industry you can model
Add this modern plant to your layout
By Detlef Kurpanek |
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June 2010
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13 Tips for Freight Yard Operation and Design
How to do a better job building and running model yards
Andy Sperandeo |
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Industry and yard scenery
The Salt Lake Route, part 6
By Dick Christiasnson
Add more industries without adding track
Outdoor customers expand an HO modern industrial park
By Alan Saatkamp
Scratchbuild a transfer caboose
A simple styrene frame and body make this HO project easy
By Alex Sansone
A superdetailed room-sized railroad
Scratchbuilt structures and craftsman kits fill this HO layout
By Dana Kawala
Working the harbor on the New York Central
An 11 x 14-foot HO switching layout on New York's waterfront
By Lloyd Miller
Add work stations to your layout
Simple wood shelves make life easier for your operators
By Don Ball
Narrow gauge inspiration
This HOn3 layout captures Colorado mountain railroading
By Rick Huntrods
A classic small-town feed mill
This rail-served structure has a century of history
By Harold W. Russell |
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May 2010
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Less Space, Better Railroad
Less room for a layout put operations within reach
Jeff Kraker |
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Logging in the New River Gorge
A freelanced HO scale West Virginia mountain railroad
By Allen Hare
A room-sized Pennsy branch line
A balanced approach is key to this HO track plan
By Robert P. Foster
Enhancing brick structures
Simulated mortar adds depth and character
By V.S. Roseman
Passenger cars with a lived-in look
Modifications that reflect years of commuter service
By John Pryke
Easy-to-build desert scenery
The Salt Lake Route, part 5
By Dick Christianson
Build a fold-down wye
Add a hinged platform for turning locomotives
By Steve Harris
Hazardous material markings
A modeler's guide to hazmat placards
By Matt Snell |
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realistic in How To Build Realistic Layouts:
Industries You Can Model. This ALL-NEW
special issue is packed with articles on how
to include railroad customers on your system
and tips on how to do this accurately and realistically.
Featured articles include:
- Industrial signs: Illustration on the importance
of signs and tips on how to make them
- Prototype drawings including a retail coal
dealership as well as many others
- A Canton, Ohio automobile plant emphasizing
an industry that's surprisingly dependent on
rail service
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Detailed to perfection
An HO Pacific Northwest
layout that's big on detail
John Elwood |
Contents
Build the Black River Junction: 3
Scenery from
hills to river to a road in between
David Popp
Upgrade a steam locomotive
Modeling techniques
to make a good engine even better
Gil Bennett
Understanding steam details
Detailing
makes more sense when you know the systems
Andy Sperandeo
Detail
a truck with scrapbox parts
Additional details
made this HO vehicle more realistic
Lou Sassi
A
new approach to rivets
Computer-generated decals
make the second try better
Jack Burgess
Big industry on a small layout
A
major industry that occupies just 3 square
feet in N
John Drye
Spirit of St. Louis
" History" on the
16 x 36-foot HO Eastern Missouri Ry.
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Workshop
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Scenery Step by Step
Weathering wood structures
DCC Corner
Programming complex CVs
Product Reviews
Heljan HO scale operating container crane
Freelanced
HO 2-10-2 from IHC
EMD GP15 light road switcher
from Atlas O... and more
Trains of Thought
Modeling as 3-D art
Cartoon
Trackside Photos
The Operators
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No main line - plenty of operation
The HO Argentine Industrial
District Ry. Chuck Hitchcock |
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Colorado in my basement
Colorado's mining boom
captured in HO and HOn3
Anthony Richter
Build the Black River
Junction: 2
How to lay and wire
track and set up a DCC system
David Popp
Model a UP passenger
train in N
Las Vegas Holiday
Special from car sides and core kits
Bill Pearce
Ready... set... solder!
A quick, easy way to
make reliable electrical connections
Lionel Strang
Model a winter scene
A snow-covered landscape
is easier than you might think
Frank Rittig and
Carl Swanson
Realistic brick and
signs
Colored pencils- an
easy way to finish brick buildings
Douglas Kirkpatrick
Realistic Track Plan
Rails to the harbor
Featuring the National
Docks Ry. during WWII in HO
Howard R. Lloyd
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DCC Corner
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InterMountain HO scale
EMD FP7
Alco C-628 from Atlas O
Grain elevator
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Trains of Thought
Cereal-box trains
Cartoon
MR Sweepstakes Rules
Trackside Photos
The Operators
Yard limits
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Cover story
Build the Black River Junction:1
Track plan
and benchwork for our project railroad
David
Popp
Big Blue
rolls on the Motor City
Featuring
the modern auto industry in N scale
Dana
Kawala
Model Railroading
101
Hobby terminology in plain English
John Pryke
Realisitic
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A simple
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Cody
Grivno
Modeling
with a Canadien flair
Small layout
contest winner: 1st place
Claude
Daze
Scale couplers
in N
Z couplers
for more-realistic N scale freight cars
Lance
Mindheim
Paint a
simple mountain backdrop
Want to
paint a realistic backdrop? You can!
Pelle
Søeborg
Modeling
America's first oil boom
An HO railroad
set in the oilfields of 1860s Pennsylvania
Richard
Senges
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HO AT&SF 2-10-2 with sound
Streamlined
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