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February 2001
February 2001 |
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 Modeling the railroad that went to sea By
Cal Winter, Ross Allen Florida East Coast's Key West Extension in HO scale |
Old Kate in the weeds By
Iain Rice Fitting the characteristics of a Midwestern branch line into 8 x 10 feet |
Splendor in the grass By
René Gourley Modeling knee-deep grass with a new material and methods |
Build a bromine car By
Dick Scott Scratchbuilding a rare and distinctive O scale tanker using styrene stock |
Maggie's Cove By
Dave Methlie Professional modeler's showpiece |
Failsafe turnouts By
Tony Capato Improving electrical continuity of Shinohara or other turnouts |
Kitbash an N scale Milwaukee Road Erie-built By
Dan Lewis Just fit a resin shell to a Life-Like PA-1 chassis, modify and add details, and paint it in Union Pacific colors |
S scale empire with a narrow gauge past By
Keith Thompson The scenic Columbia Valley & Western |
Departments At the Throttle Railway Post Office Product Reviews Life-Like Proto 1000 HO Erie-built diesels |
Bowser HO Pennsylvania RR steel stockcar |
Workshop Prototype Info MR News Trackside Photos Workin' on the Railroad Back to Basics Trains of Thought One Reader's Opinion Ask Paint Shop Coming Events and Club Memberships Index of Advertisers Along the Line
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