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Model Railroader Magazine 2007 April Grass Fields Lumberyard scene Steam Rules
Model Railroader 2007 April
6 From the Editor
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8 News & Products
Hobby industry news and product announcements
20 Railway Post Office
Feedback from our readers
24 Information Desk
The disappearing caboose by Carl Swanson
30 Workshop
Installing Tortoise switch machines in 2" foam
36 Scenery Step by Step
Detail a lumberyard by Cody Grivno
COVER STORY
42 A master builder's showcase
Scenes from the end of the steam era in O scale by Bill Leider
50 Build the Black River Junction: 4
Structures, trees, and details finish our project layout by David Popp
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56 Superdetailed layout built for travel
The 6 x 24-foot sectional Silverton Central in Sn3 by Jon Addison
62 Multimedia masterpiece
Model an N scale F45 from a resin-and-etched-metal kit by Tom Danneman
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68 A bi-level access gate
A clever way to maintain a path to the water heater by Tony Koester
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71 Model Railroader photo contest ad
72 Great photos in the great outdoors
Take "Wow!" pictures on a portable diorama by Charlie Comstock
REALISTIC TRACK PLAN
76 The Ohio Southern in a bedroom
A small, freelanced rural railroad based on a prototype by Jim Hediger
78 DCC Corner
Seven tips for installing decoders by Mike Polsgrove
80 Product Reviews
Precision Craft Models HO scale Alco cab diesels 1:20.3 (3-foot gauge) three-truck Shay from Bachmann Digitrax sound unit for Kato HO scale F40 diesels
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92 Trains of Thought
Large scale is getting interesting by Tony Koester
100 Trackside Photos
113 Index of Advertisers
114 The Operators
Engine hostting
by Andy Sperandeo
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