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Model Railroader September 1985 Vol 52 No 9
CONTENTS
58 The Jersey Central's Seashore Line By Vic Roseman
With model scenes to whet the builder's appetite
68 Closeup: Contemporary switch-point heaterBy Gordon Odegard
This simple detail will enhance a prominently located turnout
70 Richard Andersen's 1/2 ' scale WlCF&N car no. 381
The Model of the Month award
71 Bad news at Berlin MillsBy Bob Hayden
A switching problem from the Carrabasset & Dead River Ry.
72 The Fitchburg & SouthbridgeBy Michael Tylick
A striking HO scale New England line of the 1930s
82 Trailer Train's Front Runner By Jim Panza
Chuck Yungkurth drawings of this modern four-wheel freight car
86 Modeling the Front RunnerBy Gordon Odegard
Scratchbuild this unusual car out of styrene and brass
92 Cat Mountain turnout motorsBy Ken Thompson
They're smooth, reliable, and compatible with advanced electronics
96 The Central &Ontario goes PennsyBy Eric Brunger
This O scale milk-and-egg line now also handles coal traffic
100 Paint Shop: Painting an epoxy resin boxcarBy Jeff English
A Rutland RR car from Dennis Storzek's HO kit
103 Baby ShaysBy Allen Brewster
Allen Brewster drawings of a C. W. North 13-ton, 2-foot gauge Class A Shay
128 Bill Schopp's trolleys and Jim Dechert's "Fatso"By John Page
John finds that in model railroading, as in life, "it takes all kinds"
PROTOTYPE DATA AND DRAWINGS:
82 Trailer Train's Front Runner: a modern four-wheel flatcar
103 C. W. North No. 1: a 13-ton, 2-foot gauge Class A Shay
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