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November 2005
November 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 How to make better scenery By
Lou Sassi From forest floors to front yards |
Modeling a secret prototype By
Paul J. Dolkos So you think information on your railroad is hard to find |
Pipeline on rails By
Jeff Wilson Railroads played a vital role in the oil industry of the 1940s |
A depot from two houses By
Richard Ivins Kitbashing an HO rural station using inexpensive kits |
Lessons from a successful layout By
Paul J. Dolkos Reflections on 15 years of model railroad building: Part 2 |
Modeler's guide to passenger diesels By
Tony Koester A survey of the power that pulled the varnish |
Build the Claremont & Concord in G >>Online Bonus: A bright red engine for the Claremont & Concord By
Tony Koester Rolling stock and operation on our project railroad |
Gopher State fallen flags >>Online Bonus: Modeling the rural Midwest By
Michael Maas An HO scale C&NW and Milwaukee Road layout |
Departments From the Editor News & Products Railway Post Office Information Desk Workshop Step by Step DCC Corner Product Reviews >>Online Bonus: Video of Bachmann's first N scale articulated steam locomotive |
O scale Century 425 from Atlas O is a second-generation classic |
Broadway's HO C30-7 is a powerful coal hauler |
Bachmann's N scale 2-6-6-2 is compact and flexible |
Trains of Thought Cartoon Trackside Photos Index of Advertisers MR Project Illustrated
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