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Model Railroader Magazine 1964 December Model Railroad with a future
Model Railroader December 1964 Vol 31 No 12
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SPECIAL THIS ISSUE: Questions and answers to help you get started in the hobby. Step-by-step construction of a complete model railroad. Part 1 takes you far enough to have the trains running.
The model railroad with a future. By the MR staff. --26
Compact layout has just about everything, including lots of operation.
Developing the track plan. ------31
The Ma & Pa: stage 1. Track plan.----32
Laying roadbed and track.------33
"North Westernizing" a Varney 4-6-0. By William E. Marshall.39
This approach to loco conversion offers interesting methods, good ideas.
Monorail, anyone? --------44
Photos and drawings of the Seattle World's Fair attraction.
Scheduling from scratch. By Frank Ellison.---54
A few lines on paper can save hours of calculating.
Sound practices in model railroading. By Ray L. Rhodes.-59
Questions and answers on trends; suggestions for satisfactory performance.
The passenger-train challenge. By G. Richard Broad.-67
Did you ever hear of a train hauled by a B unit only?
Down by the depot .... By E. L. Moore. ----70
A dollar model project.
More about snap-action switch machine power.
By John Straede.-------81
An Australian comments on an August feature - and cuts costs.
Prototype plans and data:
Alweg monorail cars and track (plans)---46
Ma & Pa caboose (plans) -----48
The passenger-train challenge (data)---67
B&O wagon-top boxcar (plans)----79
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