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Model Railroader Magazine 1956 December Division point depot Business car for yo
Model Railroader 1956 December
DECEMBER 1956
VOLUME 23, NUMBER 12
BILL OF LADING
Tidewater Central 28
Division-point depot. By Lloyd Giebner - - 38
A medium-size, two-story station built with commercial wood siding.
Trees and shrubs (Behind the scenes, part 2).
By Bartlett M. Frost------
How to use weeds, hedge clippings and lichen in your scenery.
Color - but plenty. Color photo by George Kawamoto -
An over-all view of the HO pike in the Detroit Historical Museum.
Soldering zamak------
Any modeler with an electric hand grinder can use this new method.
Business car. By Jack Work-----
The top winner in Model Railroader's 1956 You're an Author contest.
Station platform. By Paul Larson ---
An MR one-evening project: a convenience for way-station patrons.
Sky backdrop. By Paul Larson-----
A realistic backdrop for your scenery that's easy to build and paint.
Basement track plans. By John Armstrong---
Practical examples of how right-of-way can be routed in a basement.
Bluebook of model railroad practice (16)
F - Cars------
Safety appliance (ladders, hand grabs) placement on freight cars.
Tidewater Central. By MR staff----
MR's annual wintertime project: a complete 4 x 6 ft. HO railroad.
Prototype plans and data
Canadian Pacific business car Kansas City Southern 4-4-0 -
Departments:
Railway Postoff ice Trade Topics-
At the Throttle Off the Train Wire
Trackside Photos
Bull Session-
Kinks-
Scheduled Arrivals
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