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Mainline Modeler 1997 September Turnouts FEC FP7 Liquid sulfer loading sm tear
Mainline Modeler September 1997 SMALL tear, taped.
FEATURES:
Nostalgic Modeling20
Scratchbuildingby Scott Mangold
Working Toward Reliable Turnouts26
For Super Smooth Operationby Earl Hackett
Modeling an FEC FP729
Using an Atlas Shellby Don Coppola
Mainline Album32
At The Gorgeby Eric Nelson
Liquid Sulfur Loading34
A Modelable Industryby Cyril Durrenberger
60' Auto Parts Cars35
Potpourriby James Kinkaid
SP&S 40' Box Cars40
All-Steelby Ed Austin
Changing Brass44
Upgrade Your Old Brassby Stan Mailer
Double Track Sign49
Southern Standardby Southern Railway
End of the Line at Oyster Cover50
A Long Island Layoutby Al Sohl / Photography by Art Fahie
C&NW Engine House55
Brick Sheathed Insideby Robert L. Hundman
No. 4 Section House59
A Canadian Pacific Standardby Canadian Pacific Railway
Lackawanna's Freight Pacifics60
4-8-4 Poconosby Jeremiah Segrue
4550 Hopper66
From Official Hawker Siddley Plansby Patrick Lawson
1923 Pile Driver69
NPC Number 27by Jack Sintich
Santa Fe Yard Slug72
Creating the Modelby Darren King
Pumice By Rail74
A Simple Industryby Thornton Waite
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