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Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette 1984 Jul Aug Ore Processing Head end signals
Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette
1984 Jul Aug
FEATURES
27Homestake Mining Company Air Locomotives
An accounting. by Scott Zieske
28The Sawmill Chronicles, Part 1
The single blade husk and second blade option. by Reg Shaffer
30Modifying the Grandt Line Porter
Five steps to success.
by Robert A. M. Stephens
37Head End Signals
Telling them apart. by Rick Steele
40Camp Eight
An On3 logging diorama. by Dan Downing
44Realistically Speaking
Time out.
by Gary Nash
48Ore Processing, a Modeler's Perspective, Part 2
The prototype grizzly and crusher.
by John Hitzeman
51The Model Makers Notebook
Flumes - an unusual detail. by Al Armitage
55Bennett's Creek on the Diablo Pass Line, Part 3
The structures, trees, bushes, and other final details. by Paul Scoles
60Detailing the Flying Zoo Climax
Dressing her up.
by Robert Chilton
64Full Circle
The story of the Georgetown Loop Highline. by Robert W McLeod
68Up Clear Creek on the Narrow Gauge, Part 27
The Idaho Springs Machine Works
by Harry Brunk
72Scratch-Building a Florence & Cripple Creek Caboose
A Gold Belt bobber.
by Julian Cavalier
76Extra Narrow Gauge Junction
F&M birthday.
by Dick Andrews
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