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October 1999
October 1999 |
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 Railroading by the Bay By
John Edginton The Golden State Model Railroad Museum at Point Richmond, Calif. |
NorthStar '99 model contest By
George Sebastian-Coleman Contest winners from the NMRA's national convention in St. Paul, Minn. |
Start modeling traction! By
Harvey J. Simon We begin a six-part HO project layout based on Boston's famed trolley lines |
A tale of three creeks By
Jack Burgess These waterways illustrate both variety and consistency |
First Union's aluminum BethGons By
George Sebastian-Coleman Lightweight cars help coal hauler's bottom line |
Small space yard = big operation By
Iain Rice An HO along-the-wall layout that's at home in a garage, basement, or on a show floor |
>>Subscriber Bonus: Track plan: Leamington Yard- L&HR |
Autumn aspens By
Ron Morse New twists to make these signature trees of the Rockies in any scale |
Sound, lights, action! By
Bob Kosic Getting the most from the SoundTraxx DCC Digital Sound Decoder |
C&NW Burro crane in N scale By
Keith Kohlmann Finishing touches for a common maintenance-of-way machine |
Harlowton, Montana, in N scale By
Dan Lewis Adding operating interest with a removable layout section |
Departments At the Throttle Railway Post Office Product Reviews Workshop Prototype Info MR News Photo contest rules Milestones in Model Railroading Workin' on the Railroad Trains of Thought Back to Basics One Reader's Opinion Ask Paint Shop Coming Events and Club Memberships Index of Advertisers Along the Line looks back
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