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Garden Railways Magazine 2016 April Solutions for train storage
Garden Railways Magazine 2016 April Solutions for train storage
Garden Railways is published bimonthly.
Contents
COVER STORY
18 Greening your railway
Solutions for train storage by Nancy Norris
24 The Great Canadian West Coast Railroad
A highly detailed line in a tiny backyard by David J. Hiebert
30Staff corner: Don Parker
Hands-off train control by Don Parker
32 Recreating the Larkinburg grain elevator
An abandoned prototype inspired this interesting project by John Vorhes
362016 National Garden Railway Convention preview
A glimpse of some of the railroads on the tour by Russ Miller
38A viaduct for a French garden railway
Building a bridge from PVC: Part 2 by Bernard Deluard
42Make an effective track cleaner for regular and rack track
An old glue bottle provides the components by Jeff Norgate
46How to build a scale tipi
This authentic model is built much like the prototype by Patrick Friedmann
51Replicating SP&S caboose N792
A USA Trains bay-window caboose was the starting point by Norman Baullinger
54Back to black & white
Today's digital technology makes black-and-white photography easy by Gavin Sowry
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