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Model Railroad Planning 1995 Modeling Junctions Tehachapi John Armstrong
Model Railroad Planning 1995
Welcome aboard! 6
Editorial
TONY KOESTER
The joys of junctions 10
Creative, easy ways to add interest to your railroad PAUL J. DOLKOS
The essence of Ottawa Junction 16
Recalling a great Santa Fe train-watching site in HO scale CHUCK HITCHCOCK
Tehachapi III: A railroad built to move 18
An N scale railroad built on sectional benchwork JIM KELLY
Behind the scenes on the Colorado & Southern 24
Finding room for staging yards to support operation in On3 BILL AND MARY MILLER
A conversation with John Armstrong30
The wit and wisdom of the dean of American track planners DOUG GURIN AND TONY KOESTER
Flexible operation with a fiddle yard 36
Active staging for continuous operation on the HO Atlantic Great Eastern JOHN OZANICH
Action at HA Tower44
Hardman Junction recalls the last days of steam on the Baltimore & Ohio DON CASSLER
Small-town railroading, Midwest style 50
Local freight operation introduces the Layout Design Element on a 4 x 8 TONY KOESTER WITH DON DAILY
Designing the Maumee Route58
Fitting 600 feet of single-track main line into an average basement BILL DARNABY
The Cat Mountain's new look68
Paneling or paint for layout fronts? DAVID BARROW
Planning a Gold Rush-region railroad 72
Short cars and trains are prototypical on this HO railroad set in the 1890s DON BALL
Planning tips 78, 87, and 92
Crossover S-curves, engine terminals as industries, and handlaid track
Keeping appointments with convoys82
A track plan for New York Harbor railroading during World War II DOUG GURIN
Adding staging to a sectional track plan 88
Almost any plan can be enhanced by staging yards TONY KOESTER
The John Deere school of track planning 98
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