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Model Railroader Magazine 1969 January Local passenger runs over Gorre & Dapheti
Model Railroader 1969 January
BILL OF LADING
Three office cars to build. By John Archer Morton.
Conventional, streamlined, and old-fashioned designs.
Local passenger train over the Gorre & Daphetid. By John Allen. 46
Full-color photos of the entire run.
Wiring the table railroad: NY&Q gets control. By the MR staff.59
Two "cabs" make control a simple matter in installation and in use.
Build a train-order semaphore. By William E. Marshall.
Chicago & North Western's design has a particularly railroady look.
Manual block and train-order signals.----68
With comments by John Seehaver, Penn Central division rules examiner.
Signal tower for minimum space. By Jim Findley.
Dollar model project with photos by John Allen.
Improved display shelves.-
Product of the British Region of the NMRA.
Loop, wye, and return-cutoff wiring.
The ABC's of model railroading.
Good switch-machine power supply. -
Capacitor-discharge circuits by H. D. Fyffe and Terry L. Westbrook.
Prototype drawings, photos, and data:
Ma & Pa wood gondola. Drawings --
Manual block and train-order signals. Data.
Chicago & North Western train-order semaphore. Drawings. CNW class R-1 portraits. Photos.--
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