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Model Railroader Magazine 2010 June 13 ways to improve your freight yard weather
Model Railroader June 2010 Vol 77 No 6
CONTENTS
COVER STORY: BETTER FREIGHT YARD DESIGN
32 13 tips for freight yard operation and design
How to do a better job building and running model yards by Andy Sperandeo
38 Industry and yard scenery ED
The Salt Lake Route, part 6 by Dick Christianson
44 Add more industries without adding track
Outdoor customers expand an HO modern industrial park by Alan Saatkamp
46 Scratchbuild a transfer caboose
A simple styrene frame and body make this HO project easy by Alex Sansone
50 A superdetailed room-sized railroad
Scratchbuilt structures and craftsman kits fill this HO layout by Dana Kawala Online bonus
REALISTIC TRACK PLAN
55 Working the harbor on the New York Central
An 11 x 14-foot HO switching layout on New York's waterfront by Lloyd Miller
58 Add work stations to your layout
Simple wood shelves make life easier for your operators by Don Ball ? Online bonus
60 Narrow gauge inspiration
This HOn3 layout captures Colorado mountain railroading by Rick Huntrods ? Online bonus
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
67 A classic small-town feed mill
This rail-served structure has a century of history by Harold W. Russell
82 Trackside Photos
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