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Model Railroader Magazine 2000 August Build working track scale Unique structure
Model Railroader August 2000
CONTENTS
48 Western Pennsylvania HO museum layout By Lionel Strang
This group is building a prototypical layout in 4,000 square feet
56 From coach to caboose By Bob Smaus Teaching an old passenger car new tricks
58 John Plant's Sewell, West Virginia By Richard Maizell
Twelve feet of Ntrak modules re-create a bustling 1950s mining town
62 An HO scale Union Pacific USRA Light Mikado By Steve Orth
Railroad-specific details for Athearn's Light Mike
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
66 Rowlesburg Tower By Harold Russell
This former B&O, now CSX, interlocking tower is one of the survivors
72 Presenting the winners of the 1999 Readers' Choice Awards
By George Sebastian-Coleman Steam is king - again
80 Making structures unique By Earl Smallshaw
Simple modifications that turn easy structure kits into showpieces
84 Build a working track scale By Jim Ferenc
Weighing loads and empties adds interest to operations
92 My late but not lamented HO Western Pacific By Tommy Holt
Buying another man's layout turned out to be a mistake, but it yielded valuable experience
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