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Model Railroader Magazine 2000 February West Side Lumber Co Central Vermont
Model Railroader February 2000
CONTENTS
66 The West Side Lumber Co. By Steve Anderson
A bedroom-size Sn3 re-creation of a Western logger
72 Boston MTA Part 5: Stringing the overhead By Harvey J. Simon
Half the fun of traction is watching the trolley pole snake along the wire
82 Detailing the Bowser HO Pennsy 11 Decapod By Frank A. Costanzi
Modeling two versions of this classic workhorse locomotive
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
88 ACF Center Flow hopper 5250C By George Sebastian-Coleman
93 Realistic N scale pole lines By Keith M. Kohlmann
Use an Atlas telephone pole as the basis for a six-arm telegraph pole
96 Scenery for the Appalachian Central By Lionel Strang
We conclude our N scale project layout with scenery and structures
104 Tortoise tips By Mike Dodd
Model aircraft push rods make installation quicker and easier
107 Hinged magnetic uncouplers By Jim Smith
Movable ramps prevent false uncoupling
A RAILROAD YOU CAN MODEL
108 The Central Vermont of the 1950s By Marty McGuirk
Railroading in the land of the Green Mountain Boys
116 The Central Vermont in N scale By lain Rice
119 Industrial gears and machinery parts By Brian Hutchinson
Making quick and inexpensive details
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