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Model Railroader Magazine 1954 November Yuletide Central Tabacco warehouse
Model Railroader 1954 November
November 1954Volume 21, Number 11
Bill of Lading
The Yuletide Central. By MR Staff 28
Complete step-by-step instructions for building a compact HO railroad.
When life ain't worth livin' (Cartoon). By Bill McClanahan 33
S Gauge Quad Hopper. By Francis B. Roble 34
The author's ingenious construction techniques are useful in any gauge.
Carbon Rod Soldering. By John Page 38
An industrial soldering technique with many model railroad uses.
Trackside Photos 40
Tobacco Warehouse (Lineside Industries No. 1).
By Paul Larson 44
Photos, plans and construction hints for modeling an interesting track-side structure.
Kitchen Table 2-8-2 (Part 1). By Charles Smith 48
A loco that can be built with ordinary hand tools.
Rock Products Bunker (Part 2). By H. C. Quick 54
Electro-Pneumatic Control (Tuxedo Junction, Part 24)
By George Allen 60
Build Your Pike to Suit Yourself. By John Armstrong 66
Nine track plans that illustrate how to design any size railroad for your favorite type of operation.
Bull Session 73
Silver Plate Road (Cartoon). By Bill McClanahan 81
Prototype Pans and Data
F-M Train Master 46
Departments
Railway Postoffice 5 Clinic 80
Trade Topics 11 Construction Kinks 82
At the Throttle 27 Coming Events 84
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