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Model Railroader Magazine 2001 March Signals Rails serving a bottling plant
Model Railroader 2001 March
Features
54 Slim rails to the redwoods By Boone Morrison
A turn-of-the-century HOn3 line set along the north California coast
PAINT SHOP
62 Canadian National zebra-stripe F7s By William Mitchell
lnterMountain HO body shells, Athearn mechanisms,
and four slashes with a wet noodle
66 Twisted trees By Mike McCauley
Modeling coastal live oaks for West Coast railroads
68 The panoramic New Hampshire Division By Ric Keller Boston & Maine in N scale
AN INDUSTRY YOU CAN MODEL
74 From barrels to bottles By Jim Hediger
A model Seagram's bottling plant provides a destination for tank cars
78 24th annual MODEL RAILROADER photo contest winners
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
84 Milwaukee Road kitbashed flanger By Marty McGuirk
A model of this unique car would be a real conversation piece
86 An N scale Pacific-series sleeper By Otto Kroutil Is this 10-6 Budd for you?
90 Lily pads, cattails, and pond scum By Gerry Leone
Techniques for modeling freshwater pond details
94 Monon USRA composite gondola By Mont Switzer Easy modifications to an InterMountain kit
98 Simple circuits for automatic block signals: Part 1 By Jeff Scherb
Build three-color signal circuits for less than $3 each
Departments
6At the Throttle
Make your ballot count
10 Railway Post Office
16 Product Reviews
Athearn HO F59PH1 diesel Life-Like N scale FA-1 and FB-1 Bachmann HO three-truck Shay MRC HO scale EMD F7
34 Workshop
38 Prototype Info Paducah Geeps
44 MR News
Product News
Hobbyshop Window
107 Workin' on the Railroad Portable dispatcher's board
111 Back to Basics Cleaning wheels
114 Trains of Thought Design a layout for you?
118 One Reader's Opinion
A plausible universe
121 Ask Paint Shop Guilford boxcars
128 Coming Events and Club Memberships
153 Index of Advertisers
154 Along the Line First run
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