Garden Railways Magazine 2002 April PLAN Narrow gauge coach Build a pond PLANS

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Garden Railways Magazine 2002 April PLAN Narrow gauge coach Build a pond PLANS
 
Garden Railways April 2002
FEATURES
50 The Clear Creek District Modeling the Georgetown Loop in northern Kentucky by John Lange
56 Build a water feature Constructing a basic pond might not be as difficult as you think
by Richard Koogle
62 COVER STORY Revisiting the Hard Rock & Dynamite Past, present, and future
by Richard Schafer
70 Scratchbuilding for beginners Constructing simple rolling stock: part 2 by Tony Bird
76 Fun in the sun Attend a garden-railway show this summer compiled by Rene Schweitzer
78 Build "stone" structures from auto-body filler Making the substructure: part 1 by Rich Chiodo
86 Garden railway design & construction The forest tree: part 1 by Jack Verducci

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