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Video: Inside the December 2012 Model Railroader

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Published: October 24, 2012
In the December 2012 Model Railroader you’ll learn how to model the coal business. Expert model railroader Paul Dolkos provides prototype information as well as example from his own HO scale Baltimore Harbor District. Associate editor Cody Grivno shows you an easy method for weathering coal hoppers, while associate editor Steve Otte shows you how to build a wood coal trestle. Other stories include a traveling large scale model train layout, basic Digital Command Control (DCC) programming tips, the first place winner of our track plan contest, and much more! Follow editor Neil Besougloff as he shows you the latest issue as well as the latest online extras at www.ModelRailroader.com.
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DAVID ROBERTSON from NEW YORK said:
Im sitting here in the same exact shirt , wonderful dresser, guess I'll have to renew for another year.
4 stars
RICHARD WREDE from OREGON said:
Aahh, the Gala Holiday issue. What got me started, the 1995 December issue
1 star
WAYNE LACY from TEXAS said:
Thank you Scale-Structures, yours was the only advertisement that had a Christmas greeting. Guess all the others just want the DOLLARS.
5 stars
KURT LOUIS from ILLINOIS said:
Especially enjoyed Steve Otte's "How to build a wood coal trestle" (Dec MR). Really helpful step-by-step instructions: for once, I understand how building a larger "ravine type" trestle should be approached! Also really like those n.b.w. castings painted in a rusty red before application; really effective!
5 stars
RICHARD WADE from LOUISIANA said:
i am new to model railroading and your mags make so easy to understand THANKS
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