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Model Railroader Magazine 1965 May The wonderful world of steam
Model Railroader May 1965 Vol 32 No 5
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The wonderful world of live steam. By David L. Waddington -22
Come along and watch the Pioneer Valley Live Steamers fire up.
Bridges and cliffs on the West Island.----32
Trackside photos of some interesting work on a club railroad.
The heritage of the Ma & Pa. By Bill Rau. ----38
The authentic background of the prototype Maryland & Pennsylvania.
The Ma & Pa: master track plan. ------43
Information to continue building track.
Let's have a ball. By Donald S. Robinson.----44
Easily built, simply installed ball signal can protect your junction.
Simple automatic train control. Circuit by Mac Emshwiller. -45
Stopped trains remain fully protected in all normal situations.
Gearless drive for multitruck locomotives. By J. F. Tangney.47
Band drive suitable for light and heavy traction and diesel models.
Club directory. ---------52
Geographical-alphabetical listing of club names, addresses, etc.
Prototype plans and data:
IC'S streamlined Panama Limited. Plans.---34
The heritage of the Ma & Pa. Data.---38
Laurel Brook staticn on the Ma & Pa. Plans.--40
Illinois Terminal (B-B)-(B-B), class C. Plans. ---46
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