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July 2011
July 2011 |
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Contents Workshop Tips Using electrical connectors By
Jim Hediger, senior editor
Connectors make layout wiring easier
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pg. 24 |
How to wire a layout for two-train operation By
Neil Besougloff
Cab-control wiring works for simple and complex layouts
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pg. 41 |
Adding DCC power districts By
Paul J. Dolkos
Tips and advice for routing track power on a DCC layout
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pg. 44 |
C&O coal country in a spare room By
Lou Sassi
Mines with working loaders highlight this N scale railroad
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pg. 34 |
Build a diesel shop By
Jim Richards
Kitbashing a realistic enginehouse, part 1: exterior and roof
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pg. 50 |
Model a rocky creek By
Horst Meier
Debris deposited by snowmelt makes this scene realistic
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pg. 56 |
Standard stations for small towns By
Steve Hunter
This 1905 wood depot would fit many model railroads
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pg. 59 |
The Sacramento Modular Railroaders By
Tom Campbell
An HO scale club known for its one-day operating sessions
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pg. 64 |
Trackside Photos By
Steven Otte |
pg. 80 |
Department On the Web From the Editor News & Products Information Desk N Scale Insight Step by Step DCC Corner Product Reviews Trackside Photos Trains of Thought Index of Advertisers Cartoon The Operators
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