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September 2002
September 2002 |
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 Colorful New England club layout By
Bruce Erickson, George Bishop A visit to the HO New England Rail System |
7 steps to realistic rocks By
Joe Whinnery Easy scenery you can make with ceiling tile |
Build a track scale By
Bill Darnaby Add a prototypical operation to your layout |
Desert railroading on the Santa Fe By
Mike Komosinski Heavy-duty mainline action in N scale |
Better benchwork for small layouts By
Jeff Wilson Give your layout a realistic change in elevation |
Modeling "over the hill" industries By
Art Curren Putting the power of suggestion to work on your layout |
Small-town combination depot By
Harold Russell Wood-frame construction makes this a great candidate for modeling |
Building a caboose from styrene By
Charles C. Purin Useful modeling techniques for any scale |
Photography 101 By
Lionel Strang Tips you can use to shoot great model railroad photos |
Departments At the Throttle Railway Post Office Product Reviews Photo Contest Rules Workshop MR News Trackside Photos Back to Basics Trains of Thought Prototype Info Coming Events and Club Memberships Index of Advertisers Along the Line
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