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Model Railroader Magazine 2020 October Waterfront industries 1970 hoppers Tankca
Model Railroader 2020 October
30 North by North Western
This 32 x 39-foot HO scale layout is set in northern Wisconsin in 1953
by Cody Grivno
36 Modeling the Civil War in HO scale
Fortunate connections to a dramatic moment in history inspired the Western & Atlantic
by Thom Radice
44 Freight cars of the '70s
Part 3: Covered hoppers and frameless tank cars came into their own in the 1970s by Eric White
50 Rotary switch control for RailCrew uncouplers
How to use a dial and a single toggle to control multiple installations
by Craig Williams
6 On the Web
The latest videos and extras on our website
8 From the Editor
Introducing a new print and video series
10 News & Products
Hobby industry news
18 Railway Post Office
Letters from our readers
20 Ask MR
This "bear trap" caught cinders, not bears
23 Heritage Fleet
The HO boxed set explosion
24 Rehab My Railroad
More industry for the MR&T
52 DCC Corner
Finally, a universal throttle we can love
54 Product Reviews
Rapido HO scale Canadian Pacific class Hid, HO scale EMD SD35 from Atlas, and more
60 On Operation
Automatic Block Signals
62 Trackside Photos
73 Index of Advertisers and Cartoon
74 Trains of Thought
Alternate uses of house cars
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