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Live Steam Magazine 1994 November / December The Banana Iron Horse Ranch
Live Steam Magazine 1994 November December
Features
14 The "Banana" at the Iron Horse Ranch FRANK HUTCHINS Slick but not slippery
20 Falk No. 1 Locomotive Riding Car Trucks and Disconnected Log Trucks W. M. HARRIS
Getting more authentic
32 The Pennsylvania A3 Switcher KOZO HIR.4OKA Pistons and crossheads described
37 Building a Corliss Steam Engine JAMES S.WOLFE
Moving right along
40 Scale Rail Construction JIM LYMAN
Laying the track and assembling the switches
65 Michigan Central Railroad and the
Pine Creek Subdivision of the
Pennsylvania Railroad CHRIS MORON
A very nice connection
68 Adirondack Live Steamers TOM RHODES
The biggest ever
Columns and Departments
26 Stationary Steam Projects RUDY KOUHOUPT Putting it together and cooling yourself off
47 Steamboat Wharf CAPT. TOM RHODES
A crew change, fancy machining, and the maple leaf
50 The Engine House CONRAD MILSTER More of the engines of Germany
56 The Larger Gauges NICK WANTIEZ The last known Cagney brochure
2 Guest Editorial J. F. JACKSON
4 Mail Stop
59 Scheduled Meets & Regular Run Days 74 Live Steam News
78 Live Steam Market
80 Steam Scenes ANDY SPRAGUE
80 Advertisers' Index
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