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 | Watch this video online extra from the October 2012 Model Railroader
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 | Read how this modeler made it easier to mount Circuitron's Tortoise switch machines on 2"-thick extruded-foam insulation baseboard By Mike Berger |
 | This DCC Corner column was published in the December 2011 Model Railroader
By Mike Polsgrove |
 | Learn how to design yard ladders that self-align with slow-motion switch motors
By Thomas Hunt |
 | Hobby terminology in plain English |
 | Capture the glow of incandescent bulbs with surface-mount diodes By Lutz Kuhl |
 | Good wiring is an important step toward having a model railroad that operates reliably By Mike Polsgrove |
 | In two-rail model railroad wiring, it's a matter of where you put the breaks in the current, and to never power a turnout from the wrong direction By Andy Sperandeo, Contributing Editor |
 | It's a good feeling when a decoder installation goes well. Mike offers some tips for getting it right on the first try. By Mike Polsgrove |
 | Wire your DCC model railroad with circuit breakers to limit operating interruptions By Paul Chandler |
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