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Classic Toy Trains 1993 May Lionel O-27 switches Build a lake Marx rolling stock
Classic Toy Trains May 1993
COVER STORY
68 FOR SALE: ONE 0 TINPLATE LAYOUT By Ronald Zweig
Ron discovered Lionel railroading in a
slightly different way - he bought his home with a layout already installed
FEATURE ARTICLES
54 A WILLINGNESS TO SHARE
By Dick Christianson
In many ways, Chris Rohlfing is a typical train collector
60 BUILD A LAKE FROM THE BOTTOM UP By Josef K. Lesser
Plexiglas serves nicely in the absence of real water
67 LIVE FROM NEW YORK - IT'S LIONEL! By Arthur Zirul
Or, how to shave a few months off your life using Lionel trains and the tension of 1950s television
76 "SIX INCH TIN"
By Maurice H. Demers
A detailed look at the tin-lithographed rolling stock produced before World War II by Louis Marx & Co.
84 INSIDE USA TRAINS
By Stanley W. Trzoniec
Charles Ro goes big time with G scale
90 SOLVING THE SAN FRANCISCO MYSTERY By Roger Carp
Why did Lionel remove that city's name from its boxes?
104 SNAP THOSE "STARTER SET" SWITCHES By Ray L. Plummer
Constant fixed voltage for 0-27 switches
110 THE POWER OF GILBERT
By George A. Foose
Surveying American Flyer transformers built between 1946 and 1966
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