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Model Railroader Magazine 1989 July Matchless Mine Model urban scenery Litter
Model Railroader 1989 July
58 The Cheyenne Mountain RRBy Bob Werre
A look at Rusty Paulus' S scale empire
63 Pullman Mini-Hy-Cube boxcarBy Gordon Odegard
Geissel drawings of a 40-foot, high-capacity house car
64 A bulkhead flatcar for two gaugesBy Lee Vande Visse
Model a prototype kitbashed from standard to narrow gauge
68 Locomotive whistles on the Yosemite Valley RRBy Jack Burgess
A walkaround whistle system for all scales
70 A working N scale crossing signalBy Ed Schultz and Brian King
Making the Bachmann crossing signal operate
75 Heritage Fleet: Lionel's Hell-Gate BridgeBy Tuohy and McComas
A massive accessory for Standard and O gauge
76 Modeling junkBy Carl Caiati
Litter can liven up a layout's appearance
84 Modifying the Con-Cor SW1500By Brian Morgan
How to make this N scale switcher look and run better
86 James Maclntyre's 1:20 proportion 3-foot narrow gauge Shay
The Model of the Month Award
88 The Mountain Park ExtensionBy Eric Lundberg
An addition to the author's layout based on Leadville
94 Modeling the Ibex TippleBy Eric Lundberg
A turn-of-the-century mining structure that still stands
98 Modeling the Matchless MineBy Eric Lundberg
A small mine complex with a legendary past
102 Urban sceneryBy Earl Smalishaw
How to build a city scene in any scale
111 How to be a model(er's) wifeBy Norma Wehlitz
Light-hearted advice for women entering the hobby
129 Paint shop Shiny white reefer for the SPBy Robert Smaus
The latest scheme for SPFE mechanical refrigerator cars, in HO
PROTOTYPE DATA AND DRAWINGS
63 Pullman Mini-Hy-Cube boxcar
94 Ibex Tipple
98 Matchless Mine
DEPARTMENTS AND MISCELLANY
4 Contributing to MR
4 MR product news
17 Railway post office
22 Schedules
35 MR product reviews 52,124 Cartoons
54 Hobbyshop window
57 At the throttle
75 Heritage fleet
78 Trackside photos
86 Model of the month
118 Getting started
121 Trains of thought 129 Paint shop
136 MR workshop
142 Bull session
162 Index of advertisers
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