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Model Railroader Magazine 1982 December 2 steam locomotive kitbashing projects
Model Railroader December 1982 Vol 49 No 12
CONTENTS
74 Locomotives and cars for the J&SBy John Olson
Detailed and weathered rolling stock for the railroad with personality
80 All Aboard: Scale and gaugeBy Jim Kelly
Some basics of modeling sizes and rail spacing
82 The Bern & Wagonlit RRBy Malcolm Furlow
Six square feet of fun in Z scale
84 The Whiskey River Division, Great Northern Ry.By Tom O'Rourke
A Pacific Northwest empire in HO scale
89 Alan Gagnon's Frisco 1350-class Mikado in HO scale
December's Model of the Month award
90 An MDC/Mantua 4-4-0By Bob Ottosen
This HO American Standard could be your first kitbashed steamer
94 The East Texas & Bayeux Jct. RRBy the Texas Short Line Club
An On2 sugar plantation railroad
98 MmodelingBy Eric Lundberg
Ek Barsch models memories from his boyhood in Germany
101 A transfer caboose from scrapsBy George Drury
Looks like a privy on a flatcar
102 Reading Camelback AmericansBy Gordon Odegard
J. Harold Geissel drawings of an anthracite-fueled 4-4-0
104 Build the Flatt Iron Co.By Art Curren
An HO industry "scratchbuilt" with kit parts
110 Fred Graff's Eastern RR AssociationBy Bram Bailey
An N scale layout where the engines run like fine watches
114 A touch of realism for MDC's ClimaxBy Gregory G. Keutzer
Some inexpensive ways to improve the looks of this model
118 Reflections of Christmas
A holiday message from the MR staff
120 The Sarasota Lionel Train MuseumBy Jim Kelly
Featuring standard and O gauge display layouts
124 Closeup: Track profilesBy Gordon Odegard
Railroad tracks differ in appearance by use and location
126 Ten principles for planning a family model railroad By Ron Parsons
Guaranteed to result in fond memories
128 What do you give a model railroader for Christmas? By Wilbur Allaback
Ask Santa - he's a model railroader too
132 Making a dream come trueBy Don Mitchell
Hard work pays off in a model railroading showcase for San Diego
137 I've got a headache, JerryBy R. Thomas Cole
This guy's probably visited you, too
PROTOTYPE DATA AND DRAWINGS:
102 Reading Camelback Americans
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