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Model Railroader Magazine 1988 January Carbondale Central beginners project rail
Model Railroader 1988 January
80 Building the Carbondale Central: 1By Malcolm Furlow
Get started with lightweight, movable benchwork and HO sectional track
88 Norfolk & Western coal Battleship gondolasBy Gordon Odegard
Lewis Matt III drawings of high-capacity coal cars of the 1920s 90 The Lauderdale Shore Line Club's modulesBy Carl Caiati
High-quality modeling on these HO modules
93 Permanent snow fencesBy Harry Brunk
Wooden drift protection for your railroad
100 GO tower on the MR&TBy Gordon Odegard
A generic electric interlocking tower for Mukwonago Junction
104 Mister Rogers' trolleyBy Paul Lally
It was a beautiful day when Trolley II came to the Neighborbood
106 The Lackawaxen & StourbridgeBy Harold Russell
A modern shortline railroad you can model
116 Introducing the Allegheny Midland: 2By Tony Koester
A discussion of the factors that enhance prototypical operation
125 Bob Cunningham's O scale NYC class S-2 heavy electric
The Model of the Month Award
128 The Paint Shop spray boothBy Andy Sperandeo
Build it yourself for safe painting
145 Heritage Fleet: Ives no. 1 gauge 3240By Tuohy and McComas
A 1912 model of the New York Central S-type electric locomotive
168 Why tinplate?By Robert Immergluck
Its attraction is in the fact that it's so Mickey Mouse
PROTOTYPE DATA AND DRAWINGS
88 Norfolk & Western coal Battleship gondolas of the 1920s
DEPARTMENTS AND MISCELLANY
4 MR product news
12 Railway post office
24 Schedules
38 Looking back
40 Railroader's library
53 MR product reviews
76 Hobbyshop window
79 At the throttle
96 Trackside photos
125 Model of the month
126 Trains of thought
128 Paint shop
145 Heritage fleet
154 Workshop
163 MR sweepstakes rules 166,173 Cartoons
170 Video library
172 PBS show listings
174 Bull session
196 Index of advertisers
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