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Model Railroader Magazine 1962 January Build a little at a time Build machine sh
Model Railroader January 1962 Vol 29 No 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Build a little at a time. By Hank Johnston ----28
Finish one section of scenery, then move on to another.
Go west on the Maywood Central-----36
Well-managed club pike accomplished a great deal in 2 years.
To Hardscrabble, the hard way: a track plan.
By John Armstrong-------41
Action-packed HOn3 branch can also be built in other scales.
Quonset factory. By Carl H. Williams -----51
Construction of a machine shop with an office and loading dock.
Industry in a wye. By Doug Smith-----55
Modeler's notes on a bottled gas works at Claremont Junction, N. H.
Seven circuits for transistor throttles. By Linn Westcott --58
Simple, practical circuits - springboards for elaborate circuits.
Switching problem at Stooge Hill. By Bob Smith ---64
Can you beat the author in solving his own switching problem?
Lamp bulbs "meter" your control.-----66
Properly installed panel lamps are practical substitutes for meters.
Tractor and trailer cross-kit ideas. By Robert C. Lorch--67
Combining Revell Global Van Lines tractor and Athearn trailer.
Bluebook of model railroad practice (84)
J-7 - Special Data-------69
NMRA Recommended Practices: Wheel contour - RP25.
Prototype plans and data:
CNO&TP 2-6-0-------34
RF&P caboose--------35
WNY&P 20-ton boxcar------35
PRR 50-ton flatcar-------35
East Broad Top coaling station -----50
IC storage shed and handcar house----68
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