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Model Railroader Magazine 1986 September Modeling the B&M ALCO Century 430 drawi
Model Railroader 1986 September
Modeling the Boston & MaineBy Paul J. Dolkos
Adapting a prototype and its operation to an HO model railroad
Weathering your yardsBy Paul J. Dolkos
Most prototype yards are eyesores, so why shouldn't yours be too?
Two blocks of stores for the NEB&WBy John Nehrich
Popular kits provided the material for these kitbashed HO buildings
Making low-cost scale drawings for your scale By George A. Edward
Those new-generation copy machines can make your modeling life easier
The Alco Century 430By Andy Sperandeo
Chuck Yungkurth drawings of these rare locomotives
An easy-to-build, low-cost HO turntableBy Al Turner
Scratchbuilding techniques useful in most scales
George Sellios' HO scale Victorian factory and warehouse
The Model of the Month award
50+ years of scratchbuildingBy Earl Smallshaw
Bill Hoffmann has built nearly 700 pieces of rolling stock
Pinhole photographyBy Michael Tylick
How I photograph the Fitchburg & Southbridge
Modeling cuts and fillsBy Gordon Odegard
These modifications give our Joplin & Southern a rolling-hills effect
A unitized switch machineBy Burk Shields
Installation and maintenance are easy with this system
Painting faded signsBy Bob Kress
A technique for giving your layout a past
Symposium on electronicsBy Don W. Hansen
A circuit for a direction-sensitive block detector for command control
Paint shop: N scale Milwaukee Road RS-3sBy Andy Sperandeo
Gordon Odegard paints Atlas models in a late-1940s scheme
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