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Model Railroader Magazine 1979 November Ride the Carrabasset w/ Frary & Hayden
Model Railroader 1979 November
Maple Street USA
These five distinctive homes were all kitbashed from the same basic kit
Gordon L. Johnson's Howe timber truss bridge
The Model of the Month award
Commercial Command Control SystemsBy Andy Sperandeo
Advanced control off the shelf
Buying that first depotBy Merle Wait Jr.
A former ATSF station now belongs to our author and houses his model railroad
Ride the CarrabassetBy Bob Hayden and Dave Frary
It's 1941 and you're aboard a lilliputian Maine narrow gauge railroad
The Wawbeek & Sunmount Ry.By Leonard Blumenschine
A 6 x 12-foot railroad with lots of switching action
The Seneca Valley LinesFrom the SVL's PR Department
A 40th anniversary tour of the Kodak City Model Railroad Club
Altering Athearn baggage carsBy George Drury
Detail this car to match four prototypes
An elevated watchman's shantyBy Harold W. Russell
This shanty is still in use in Erie, Pa.
D&RGW 100-ton quadruple hopper carBy Gordon Odegard
The development of Western coalfields made this car extremely popular
Montpelier & Wells River RR. water tankBy Gordon Odegard
This tank is still in use at Steamtown
1979 prize paradeBy Jim Hediger
Contest-winning models from the NMRA's national convention in Calgary
A short through plate-girder bridgeBy Harold W. Russell
A simple project with a distinctive look
Prototypical operation on the Sunset ValleyBy Bruce Chubb
Where SV traffic comes from, where it goes, and how it gets there
The Fairhill Central RR.By Robert McFadden
Model railroading played a key role in the Room 407 learning program
Fill that unsightly gapBy Ron Kuykendall
Styrofoam painted black will take up the slack
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