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Model Railroader Magazine 1961 April Building code 70 turnouts Operation with fl
Model Railroader April 1961 Vol 28 No 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS
C&O class H-4 Mallet --------24
Photos of John Gascoyne's superb locomotive.
Alterations to the Ma & Pa 2-8-0. By Stanley H. Mailer --26
Ideas for changing detail so your loco represents your own road.
Building code 70 turnouts in nickel silver. By Dave Fyffe --32
Laying out good-looking and reliable turnouts.
Phil Richardson's 19 orders -------36
One-man operation is possible with this train order dispatching.
All-scale drill, wire and scale equivalent chart---40
A clear, concise, easy-to-work-with dimensional chart.
Custom-cut clerestory roofs. By William J. Clouser--44
Method suits old cars and interurbans with open end or vestibule.
Semaphores with lost-wax parts (Mechanical interlocking and signaling: 4). By Paul Larson and Gordon Odegard-50
Bluebook of model railroad practice (77)
J-6 - Working with common plastics. By John Wesner-63
Techniques with the principal plastics used in model railroading.
Prototype plans and data:
Cornwall RR. Eight-Wheeler ------38
Link-Belt crane, circa 1920------61
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