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October 2008
October 2008 |
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 Modeling different types of track By
Paul J. Dolkos Make your main lines, sidings, and spurs realistic |
Superelevating curves By
Andy Schnur Giving curves a realistic profile |
Improving Atlas code 83 flextrack By
Eric Brooman Trim down the spikes and add weathering |
4 weeks to a bigger layout By
David Popp Week 2: Trackwork for the industrial district |
>>Subscriber Bonus: Video: 4 weeks to a bigger layout, part two. |
Build walls with odd angles By
Roger W. Holmes Acute and obtuse corners for modular buildings |
Across the Alleghenies By
Lou Sassi The scenery on this HO scale layout speaks for itself |
Kitbash an SD10 diesel By
Jim Volhard Easy methods for modeling an unusual prototype |
Model a cattle guard By
Harold W. Russell Plans for a one-evening scratchbuilding project |
Landmark Layouts By
Jim Kelly Bob Hayden's Carrabasset & Dead River |
Departments From the Editor News & Products Railway Post Office Information Desk Workshop Scenery Step by Step DCC Corner Product Reviews >>Subscriber Bonus Video: Kadee HO scale cushion-frame PS-1 |
>>Subscriber Bonus: Atlas O F2/F3 diesel in O scale |
>>Subscriber Bonus: Micro-Trains N scale three-dome tank car |
>>Subscriber Bonus: Bachmann HO scale "Van Sweringen" Berkshire 2-8-4 |
Cartoon Trackside Photos Trains of Thought Index of Advertisers The Operators
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