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Model Railroader 1995 October
OUR COVER STORY
The Timberline RR70
By Richard Bourgerie
John Allen's Gorre & Daphetid inspired this small layout that's big on dramatic scenery and fine craftsmanship
The EasyCAB walkaround throttle76
By Keith Gutierrez
Introducing a new series on building an innovative throttle for standard cab control systems
Modeling a
Chicago & North Western bi-level commuter train in N scale84
By Sam S. Me(nick
Con-Cor cars and a Kato locomotive will get you off to a flying start
Trackside Photos88
Layout shots from our readers
Planning a container port96
By Robert N. Cadwalader
Featuring a Port of Baltimore yard tour and a plan for a compact
HO transfer terminal
OUTLINE FOR OPERATION: PART 3
How to operate your layout104
By David Barrow
Now it's time to enjoy the benefits of linear design and modular construction
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
Pennsylvania RR's
ACF 44-seat P85B coaches111
By Keith Thompson
Scale plans of a postwar smooth-side car
Building your benchwork on skids115
By Robert Felch
A way to make your layout easier to work on and more accessible
BASIC MODEL RAILROADING
Building believable bridges116
By Keith Thompson
Featuring basic design concepts and an easy method for adding bridges after you've laid track on your layout
Conrail's Hallsville, Pa., interchange118
By Nick Palette
An Englishman combines a great American prototype with the British fiddle yard concept on a 4 x 8-foot HO layout
PAINT SHOP
Model a New Haven C-425148
By Alfons Bossaers
Re-creating one of the
NYNH&H's last Alco diesels in HO scale
Along the Line186
The long, wet summer of '93
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