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Model Railroader Magazine 1968 October A rail and tie car Two track plans for av
Model Railroader 1968 October
BILL OF LADING
A rail and tie car. By Jack Work.--
Dollar model project: a handsome addition to your work train.
Two track plans for average rooms. By Gordon Odegard.
They illustrate the differences in building N scale versus HO.
Hamilton's Bay City Rys. By David R. Lee.
A club system with a prototype concept.
Boiler, cab, and fittings. By Carl A. Traub. -
Part 2: Building in brass.
Plug-in structure wiring. By W. A. Gardner.
Locating bars also help keep buildings in place.
Trackside telephone boxes. By Donald Sims.-
Candidates for dollar model projects add to railroad realism.
Tehachapi incident. ---
Trackside scene on Jim Haire's model railroad.
Raise-away model railroad construction. By Ted Leonard.
N, TT, and HO scale layouts can be raised to the ceiling.
Free-lance narrow-gauge Forney.-
Designed and under construction by Allen J. Brewster.
Coloring rocks. By John T. Hiatt.
The ABC's of model railroading.
Prototype drawings:
PRR's class E2b electric locomotive. Now scrapped.
Omaha's 4-6-0, class I-1. Similar to C&NW R
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