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Model Railroader Magazine 1963 August Plans What to do with empties PC Boards
Model Railroader August 1963 Vol 30 No 8
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Photography for model railroaders. -----22
Willard W. Pope produces an effective model picture.
What to do with the empties. By Francis P. Adams-27
Applying prototype practice to control model car movement.
Build a cantilever signal bridge. By Frank Hendron--34
It creates a railroady atmosphere yet it's simple to build.
A turntable for the PH&C. By Don Reschenberg ---39
The 1: The pit.
Automatic scenic railroad. -------44
S gauge pike with good scenic terrain and many relays.
P.c. boards make wiring easier. By Donald G. Mitchell --46
Simplified construction for building identical circuits.
Anyone can wire this throttle. By the MR staff.---48
Step-by-step method makes mistakes less likely to occur.
Duluth & Northeastern's Cloquet Shops. By Randall T. Chew III52
A facility sufficiently compact for you to reproduce.
Prototype plans and data:
DM&IR 0-10-2--------30
Indiana Harbor Belt RR. signal bridge ----35
PRR P70 coach --------36
PRR MPB70 combine -------36
Seattle-Tacoma Interurban Ry. combine---38
PRR flatcar--------42
Duluth & Northeastern's Cloquet Shops---52
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