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November 1998
November 1998 |
Model Railroader has been the leading model train magazine for the past 75 years. Each month, we bring 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!
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Contents Airbrushing for model railroaders By
Marty McGuirk Selecting and using this remarkable tool |
Operation brings a coal branch to life By
Tony Koester The Allegheny Midland's Coal Fork Extension: Part 6
A look at how the Coal Fork earns its keep concludes our series |
Four familiar fences By
Art Curren Variety in rural fences reflects frugal use of materials |
Papermaking and the railroads today By
Jim Hediger An industry with great kitbashing potential |
Fully enclosed low-deck tri-level auto racks By
George Sebastian-Coleman Enclosing skeleton racks secured the auto trade for U.S. railroads |
Nickel Plate Road PA-1s By
Jim Six Upgrading factory-painted Life-Like Proto 2000 HO models |
Ruins that improve a model city By
John Nehrich Remnants of the past add a sense of history |
Improving HO scale freight and passenger trucks By
John Pryke Replace wheels and add weathering for more realism |
Patching up X29 boxcars By
Bill Darnaby Rub-on metal foil easily represents side repair panels |
Proto:Scale By
Paul J. Dolkos Standards based on the prototype lead to greater realism |
Departments At the Throttle Railway Post Office Product Reviews Workshop Prototype Info Railroader's Library MR News Trackside Photos Workin' on the Railroad Trains of Thought One Reader's Opinion Paint Shop Ask Paint Shop Coming Events and Club Memberships Photo contest rules Index of Advertisers Along the Line
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