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Model Builder 1946 November 3 holed punched
ROOM TO ROOM-AND BACK AGAIN 4
A flexible, dynamic model layout for the person who is restricted in time or in space is presented in this comprehensive article.
DOWN ON THE FARM 7
Starting with a neat farmhouse, a series of articles will take you through the farm with barns, outbuildings and all the trimmings.
A COUNTRY WINDMILL I0
A windmill project, taken from a handsome prototype, completely planned so that it will make a necessary adjunct to your farm.
WE KEEP 'EM MOVING 13
One of the Baltimore and Ohio's crack dispatchers from the busy Pittsburgh Division tells of his work, troubles and satisfactions.
WAYSIDE INCIDENTALS 14
The art of skillfully littering your roadbed and adjoining areas with proper materials is discussed and illustrated in this article.
C. & 0. RAILROAD 16
The railroad, its cargoes, operations, problems and solutions, are covered as are the exciting details of its scrappy management.
SNAPSHOTS 20
Pictures and descriptions of some of today's best model layouts.
DICK'S STOCK PEN AND SLAUGHTER HOUSE 22
This project will keep you occupied for a few evenings, but when it fills that odd-shaped gap, you'll know the time was well spent.
EASTERN UNION R R . 26
A father-and-son layout is pictured, and it should be the envy of many a modeller, for it represents work, patience and ingenuity.
THE OPEN ROAD 28
Another article on the Morgan line, this one telling in detail how to employ wide open spaces that are handy but headaches.
SLANGUAGE 31
A continuation of the definitive work on the terminology and usage of the men who operate the iron highways of the nation.
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