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Model Railroader Magazine 1996 September Molded plster rocks Window screens Foam
Model Railroader 1996 September
Remembering Jack Work14
By Jim Hediger
OUR COVER STORY
Build the Cat Mountain's
South Plains District56
By David Barrow
Introducing a sectional HO scale railroad designed for operation
Trackside Photos64
BASIC MODEL RAILROADING
Using rock molds70
By George Sebastian-Coleman
The MR&T gets a quarry
Building a river crossing72
By Bill Darnaby
An update on foam board construction
Window and door screens in HO scale76
By Ken Patterson
An easy-to-use product for making realistic screens
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
General Electric's
New AC6000CW78
By George Sebastian-Coleman
The new horsepower leader isn't resting on its laurels
The HO scale
Arizona Southern88
By Terry Feam
Running through the desert and mountains of the Southwest, this free-lanced bedroom-sized layout is set in the early 1900s
MODEL OF THE MONTH
Glenn Bartolotti's
Eric Lackawanna yard transfer caboose in HO scale94
A paint mixer for the workbench95
By Lee Vande Visse
An old rotisserie motor and a few items from the hardware store are all you need
Fiddle shelf staging96
By John Griffiths
No room for a staging yard?
Build some stackable shelves instead
Signaling and operation on the Canandaigua Southern98
By John Armstrong
Controlling trains on an
O scale walkaround railroad
COMPUTERS IN MODEL RAILROADING
Adventures in computer layout control106
By Keith Thompson
Plus a reader survey
PAINT SHOP
Maine Central U25Bs in N scale128
By Marty McGuirk
Two paint schemes for
Atlas diesels
Along the Line162
Humble beginnings
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