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April 2004
April 2004 |
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 Beautiful B&O By
Lou Sassi Ed Lorence's HO layout-inspired by our oldest common carrier |
Wireless DCC throttles By
Mike Polsgrove A DCC Corner product roundup |
Cast an abandoned house>>Online Bonus: Plaster building tips By
Lee Vande Visse A beginning project in casting a plaster structure |
New York Central 19000-series wood caboose By
Harold W. Russell Drawings of one of many variations of this "standard design" |
Bridging the gap>>Online Bonus: Staging solutions By
Tony Koester Using a removable section to increase staging-yard capacity |
Branch line through the Ozarks By
Jack Searcy A room-sized HO scale layout inspired by an MR track plan |
Signaling made easier By
Bruce Chubb Part 4: Expanding your computerized signal system |
Roque Bluffs, Part 7: seaside scenery By
Iain Rice Improve structures and boats using a few simple techniques |
Easy N scale pole loads By
Keith Kohlmann Equip gondolas and flatcars to haul cedar poles |
Departments From the Editor News & Products Railway Post Office Workin' on the Railroad Workshop Coming Events Step by Step Information Desk Product Reviews Broadway Limited Imports, On2 1/2 scale, C-16 Consolidation |
Trains of Thought Trackside Photos Ad Index Model Railroading is Fun
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