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Model Railroader Magazine 1954 July Coupler handbook Easy to make castings from
Model Railroader 1954 July
July 1954Volume 21, Number 7
Bill of Lading
On Our Cover .. .
Model Railroader's Paul Larson makes a minor repair on his HO icing plant. The structure is a scale 200 ft. long and is built of about 1600 pieces of strip basswood. Prototype for the model is in the Katy yards in Kansas City.
Country Freight Station. By Earl Smallshaw 14
A picturesque, weather-beaten, small-town structure.
Trackside Photos _ lE
Narrow Gauge Caboose. By C. A. Castellano 24
Here's an unusual HOn3 crummy having only one end platform.
TT Gauge 4-4-0 27
When life ain't worth livin' (Cartoon). By Bill McClanahan __ 27 Detailing a Mantua Dinky 2E
How to dress up a kit trolley car with a few "extras."
Soup Ladle Foundry (Tuxedo Junction, Part 21)
By George Allen 3(
Modeling a Horseshoe Curve. By John Armstrong 3_
Three track plans developed around a central "horseshoe" theme.
Bull Session _ 4:
Club Directory 45
Model Railroader's Special Handbook Series, No. 3
HO Couplers 5;
Prototype Pia n. and Data
Wood Reefers 34
Departments
At the Throttle 3Clinic 4!
Railway Postoffice 4 Construction Kinks 4i
Trade Topics 9 Coming Events 51
New Literature 13Personals 51
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