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Model Railroader Magazine 2002 January Why model 1906? Build Old West layout
Model Railroader 2002 January
Features
OUR COVER STORY
62 Build the HO Rock Ridge Central: Part 1 By Jim Kelly
Featuring an all-plywood table and laying track with a caulk gun
70 A Western coal-hauler in N scale By George Sebastian-Coleman A track plan providing wide-open spaces for today's colorful diesels
72 Morse Mercantile masterpiece By Ron Morse
1,000 hours were devoted to building this exquisite structure
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
74 Great Northern's M-2 class 2-6-8-0 By Andy Sperandeo
These asymmetrical articulateds went through many changes
80 Why I model 1906 By Gerald D. McGee
Smaller engines, cars, and structures mean more railroad in a given space
86 Santa rides the rails Photo by Bernard Kempinski
88 Clamps, jigs, and fixtures By Jeff Johnston Simple holding devices that make modeling easier
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
94 White River Junction station By Jim Hediger
A passenger depot which served trains on three different routes
100 Now build the White River Junction station By James Copian
Fashion this historic New England depot from wall modules and styrene
106 Building for the future By J. Robert McLaughlin Property ownership provides a permanent home for club layouts in N, HO, and O scales
114 An easy dairy car conversion By John Nehrich
Departments
6At the Throttle
A kaleidoscopic hobby
10 Railway Post Office 18 Product Reviews
Atlas O Dash 8-40B diesel Des Plaines Hobbies N scale
C&NW 400 passenger cars Atlas HO ACF covered hopper Model Tech O scale B&O station
26 Sweepstakes rules 37 Back to Basics
Backdrops
46 MR News
Product News Hobbyshop Window
117 Workin' on the Railroad
Organizing strip styrene
' 122 Trains of Thought
Different strokes
126 One Reader's Opinion
Making railroad history
132 Workshop 137 Prototype Info
The Virginian's GE EL-2Bs
142 Coming Events and Club Memberships
169 Index of Advertisers
170 Along the Line
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