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Model Railroader Magazine 1983 February Benchwork for double deck layouts Scener
Model Railroader February 1983 Vol 50 No 2
CONTENTS
62 The Jerome & Southwestern growsBy John Olson
We add the Back Alley & Wharf extension to the railroad with personality
72 Operating the Alturas & Lone Pine R.R.By Whit Towers
Planning paid off in a railroad that's fun to operate after 25 years
76 North Orwell general storeBy Gordon Odegard
Harold Russell and L. Lammes drawings of a small town general store
78 The Sierra & White River RRBy Lila Martin
The track plan was adapted from John Allen's Gorre & Daphetid
83 The Ohio Southern's bi-level benchworkBy Jim Hediger
Practical techniques for building a double-deck railroad
91 Charles J. Dyxin Sr.'s free-lanced wood caboose
The Model of the Month award
n's junkyardBy Steve Shoe
92 Model Sanford & Son's junkyardBy Steve Shoe
At last, a place to put your junk!
95 A coal loader for the Roakandee Mountain RRBy Richard Knapp
This truck-to-rail facility is based on the real ones throughout Appalachia
102 Boston & Maine well-hole flatBy Gordon Odegard
Don McCloskey drawings of cars designed to carry extra-high loads
104 Closeup: Coloring track for maximum effectBy Gordon Odegard
A little paint gives model track an air of authenticity
107 Basic scenery for the Washita & Santa FeBy Andy Sperandeo
Terrain for the Pauls Valley scene
114 All aboard: AdhesivesBy Al Turner
The basics of choosing the right glue or cement
120 Making an N scale street lampBy Thomas G. Levy
Make for less than a dollar each
124 L&N rapid-discharge hopper carBy C. R. Yungkurth
Chuck Yungkurth drawings of hoppers used in unit-train service
128 Improving KMT diesel performanceBy Roger C. Ackert
Better running from good-looking brass models
PROTOTYPE DATA AND DRAWINGS:
76 North Orwell, Pa., general merchandise store
102 Boston & Maine well-hole flat
124 L&N rapid-discharge hopper car
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