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July 2005
July 2005 |
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 Big and getting bigger >>Online Bonus: More on the Bay State Museum Club By
J. Robert McLaughlin The Bay State Museum club builds from west to east |
Modeling modern highways >>Online Bonus: Road signs for your layout By
Pelle Søeborg All the information you need to build realistic roads |
A realistic N scale fleet >>Online Bonus: More N scale locomotives By
Tom Danneman Small changes give diesels a uniform level of detail |
A window to big vistas By
Flemming Örneholm This HO scale layout appears bigger than it is |
Weathering a little at a time By
Robert Smaus Techniques that go beyond "recipes" |
John Allen's Timesaver revisited By
Ed Vondrak The classic switching problem along a wall or on a curve |
Moving mountains By
Cody Grivno An O scale layout that takes Appalachia on the road |
Transporting your trains By
John Van Bramer Build this carrying case to easily move rolling stock |
Illinois interurban By
David L. Waddington A steel-sheathed wooden car with ITS standard features |
Departments From the Editor News & Products Railway Post Office Information Desk Workshop Step by Step DCC Corner Product Reviews >>Online Bonus: Video of the latest HO GE diesel with sound |
>>Online Bonus: Video of the NYC Niagara in action |
New HO Niagara from Broadway Limited is great for the Great Steel Fleet |
Athearn HO scale SD45T-2 is a mountain climber |
HO GE diesel offers gold-standard performance |
Trains of Thought Trackside Photos Index of Advertisers MR Project Illustrated
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