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Model Railroad Planning 2006 Modeling Tennessee Pass Dream Basements Midwestern
Model Railroad Planning 2006 IF the free booklet is a separate booklet, it is not included
6 Editorial Colorful memories in black-and-white Tony Koester
8 COVER STORY Modeling Tennessee Pass This N scale layout features a famous Colorado rail route Bernard Kempinski
I6 A layout planned for photography Modeling the Pennsylvania RR's Monongahela Division from a railfan's perspective
Rob Enrico
21 Expandable track plans Design them in discrete sections that can grow into a larger layout lain Rice
LAYOUT DESIGN ELEMENT
24 A busy bedroom-size layout 6 A dam built over the Yosemite Valley RR generated lots of traffic
Jack Burgess
32 Union Pacific main line in a bedroom Would you believe a 300-foot HO main line in less than 13 x 13 feet?
Don Mitchell
38 Landmark scenes in 4 x 8 %J1 A pair of beginner's layouts with prototypical roots Bob Chapman
42 Planning the new Sunset Valley Oregon System A shift toward prototype modeling leads to dramatic changes on the home front
Bruce Chubb
LAYOUT DESIGN ELEMENT50
Modeling the Monon's Hoosier hub
50 An architect finds it easier to design a Midwestern town LDE by arranging track components
Mike Aufderheide
56 From model railroad %I to railroad model An evolutionary step toward modeling a specific place David Barrow
64 Modeling a wilderness junction
A chance discovery becomes the centerpiece of a new model railroad
E. Roy Ward
70 Switching Santa Fe's Elevator "A" A railroad employee provided key information Chuck Hitchcock
78 Dream basements for dream layouts 78 It pays to plan ahead, whether or not your basement is underground
Paul J. Dolkos
84 Industrial railroad on a shelf 84 A fictional history helped to determine the track arrangements
Linda Sand
READER FORUM
86 Sharing questions and ideas
PLANNING TIP
88 Hiding the hole in the wall
Chris Webster PLANNING TIP
89 Visualizing layout elevations
Steve King PLANNING TIP
90 Window on the world
Linda Sand
PLANNING TIP
91 Don't put your trains away!
Tony Koester
PLANNING TIP
92 Choosing layout height
Tony Koester
REAR PLATFORM
98 C-clamps and alligator clips
Steve King
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