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Model Railroader Magazine 2002 December Build realistic scenery 1950s Horseshoe
Model Railroader 2002 December
Features
OUR COVER STORY
66 EMD Geep model roundup By Jim Hediger
50 years of model locomotive progress
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
74 EMD's GP9 By Jeff Wilson Definitely not a plain-Jane diesel
78 Turning the corner at Kanawha Falls By Bernard Kempinski John Plant's gorgeous N scale module
SPECIAL PULLOUT SECTION
85 Buying your first train set By Paul Schmidt Your gateway to the World's Greatest Hobby
98 Build realistic scenery By Sam Swanson Landscaping from the foam up
104 Understanding railroad signals By Andy Sperandeo
An introduction to railroad signaling for model railroaders
112 Weathering steel mill cars By Lee Vande Visse
116 Horseshoe Curve in the 1950s By Mike Shanahan
Departments
6At the Throttle
One piece at a time
10 Railway Post Office 16 Product Reviews
Life-Like Proto 2000 HO SD6OM Athearn HO commuter cars Branchline Trains HO boxcars And more .. .
32 MR News
New Products from the International Model and Hobby Expo
34 Sweepstakes Rules 53 Workshop
Uncoupling magnets in a yard
60 Back to Basics
Cleaning track
82 Trackside Photos
126 Workin' on the Railroad
Backdrop blues
132 Trains of Thought
Doing the math
135 Prototype Info
UP gas-turbine electrics
143 Coming Events and Club Memberships
169 Index of Advertisers
170 Along the Line
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