1001 Model Railroading Ideas 1971 Spring Bridge tunnel building Tips on plastic
1001 Model Railroading Ideas 1971 Spring Bridge tunnel building Tips on plastic
1001 Model Railroading Ideas 1971 Spring Bridge tunnel building Tips on plastic
1001 Model Railroading Ideas 1971 Spring Bridge tunnel building Tips on plastic
1001 Model Railroading Ideas 1971 Spring Bridge tunnel building Tips on plastic
1001 Model Railroading Ideas 1971 Spring Bridge tunnel building Tips on plastic

1001 Model Railroading Ideas 1971 Spring Bridge tunnel building Tips on plastic

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1001 Model Railroading Ideas 1971 Spring Bridge tunnel building Tips on plastic
 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I: YOUR RAILROAD; STEP BY STEP The simple train set oval can be easily expanded into a complete setting to recreate the romantic movements of real railroading.
CHAPTER II: AUTOMATIC COUPLER TIPS Your miniature railroad empire will perform as well as look life-like when trains and cars can be coupled by remote control.
CHAPTER III: NARROW GAUGE NOSTALGIA Turn-of-the-century railroad builders picked slightly smaller trains and tracks to force their way up the flanks of the mountains.
CHAPTER IV: BRIDGE BUILDING
Bridges were unavoidable on real railroads. The modeler will find them the best excuse ever to create rivers and roads for them to span.
CHAPTER V: LIVE STEAM SHOWCASE
Not all models of railroad equipment are run by electricity; these mammoth models are powered by steam generated by oil or coal fires.
CHAPTER VI: TUNNEL TECHNIQUES
Wood and plaster construction ideas for do-it-yourself or kit-built entrances and exits to those train-lengthening miniature tunnels.
CHAPTER VII: SHORTLINE SWITCHER Metal-bodied conversion of a plastic diesel into a one-of- a-kind switcher or short line road engine requires only simple tools.
CHAPTER VIII: MODELING IN PLASTIC
Plastic parts, shapes, and sheets can be cut, drilled, and filed like metal yet the material is as easy to work and glue as wood.
CHAPTER IX: BUILDINGS FROM PHOTOS Cardboard bracing and photographic prints can be used to create miniatures of your favorite full-size structures.
CHAPTER X: 1971's NEWEST PRODUCTS
A sampling of the best locomotives, rolling stock, accessories, and structures that will appear on your dealer's shelves this year.

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