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September 2007
September 2007 |
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 Autumn on the Allegheny Central By
Fred Lagno An HO scale layout set in 1970s western Maryland |
A station from a feed mill By
Ron Gribler Kitbash an O scale depot from common kits |
Head-end equipment and operation By
Paul J. Dolkos Part 2: Add mail and express traffic to your layout |
>>Online Bonus: Card-order operation for passenger trains |
>>Online Bonus: Track and coupler standards for passenger operations |
Easy window treatments By
Gerry Leone Curtains and other details bring buildings to life |
Ft. Myers, Florida, made to travel By
Ian Lampkin Modern American railroading in the United Kingdom |
Kitbash an SD20 in N scale By
George Nelson, Brett Barker Using an Atlas SD9 to make a unique locomotive |
>>Online Bonus: Modeling an ex-Illinois Central SD20 in HO scale |
Meadows made easy By
Horst Meier New techniques for modeling realistic ground cover |
Build a roll-out canyon floor By
Jerry Hoverson Drawer slides are the key to this layout access system |
Found layout space By
David Popp A track plan for an under-utlized area |
How to detail a 1980s caboose By
Bob Rivard An operating strobe light tops off this HO scale model |
Departments From the Editor News & Products Railway Post Office Information Desk Workshop Scenery Step by Step DCC Corner Product Reviews >>Subscriber Bonus: Forney in On21⁄2 looks and sounds great |
>>Online Bonus: Video: Bachmann On2 1/2 Forney 2-4-4 |
>>Subscriber Bonus: Walthers N scale Alco RS-2 has accurate details |
>>Subscriber Bonus: MR quick look: USRA 2-8-2 heavy Mikado in N |
Trains of Thought Pike-size passenger train contest rules Trackside Photos Index of Advertisers The Operators
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