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Model Railroader Magazine 1955 June Prototype yards handbook Self aligning turnt
Model Railroader 1955 June
June 1955Volume 22, Number 6
Bill of Lading
Branchline Bucket Coaling Station. By Paul E. Larson 18
A perfect choice for a small engine terminal on an old-time pike or a present-day branch.
TJ's Turntable (Part 1). By George Allen 22
How to build a sturdy HO turntable with a smooth-running drive mechanism.
O Gauge Working Semaphore. By J. B. Fischer 25
A lower-quadrant semaphore that moves as slowly and reliably as its prototype.
For the Summer: Railroading in the Raw. By A. C. Kalmbach 32
How to combine vacation pleasures and your hobby.
How to Build a Dollar Covered Hopper. By Gordon Odegard 36
Prototype railroads use cars of this type to transport such bulk commodities as lime, cement and silicon.
General Electric Diesel 44 Ton Switcher (Part 2)
By Bob Klubertanz 40
Model Railroader's Special Handbook Series, No. 5
Prototype Yards. By John Armstrong 47
Here in convenient, condensed form - the "how" and "why" of what goes on in a real railroad yard. Here you learn about the design of the different kinds of flat yards, how a hump yard works, how cars are switched - all explained in text, drawings and photos.
Prototype Plans and Data
Milwaukee Road Bucket Coaling Station 18
Southern Pacific P-5 class 4-6-2 34
Departments
Railway Postoffice 4 Bull Session _ 43
Trade Topics 8 Clinic 45
New Literature 17 Construction Kinks 46
Trackside Photos 28 Coming Events 46
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