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Model Railroader Magazine 2010 February Big industry Small spaces Model a harbor
Model Railroader 2010 February
6 Plenty of clever ideasFrom the Editor by Neil Besougloff
8 Now on ModelRailroader.comThe latest features on our Web site by Dana Kawala
10 News & ProductsHobby industry news by Steven Otte
18 MR Sweepstakes rules
20 Railway Post OfficeLetters from our readers by Eric Stelpflug
26 Heavy-duty railroad vehiclesInformation Desk by Jim Hediger
30 Kitbashing a city stationWorkshop by Jim Hediger
COVER STORY
34 A big industry in a small spaceStep by Step by Cody Grivno
40 Benchwork with folding legsThe Salt Lake Route part 2by Dick Christianson
46 Add moving vehicles to your layoutInstallation tips for Faller's motorized vehicle system by Terry Thompson
50 Build resin freight car kitsModeling techniques for a wider choice of prototypes by Andy Sperandeo
56 New England in a condoHalf the basement wasn't enough for this HO layoutby Marshall Sommer
64 Modeling the meat-packing industryPart 2: Refrigerator car types and operation by Jeff Wilson
REALISTIC TRACK PLANS
68 N and HO scale room-sized track plansTwo designs for easy-to-build benchwork sections by Roger Marsh
72 How to model a harbor and pierSeawalls and waves add realism to this scene by John Pryke
78 How to speed match locomotivesDCC Corner by Mike Polsgrove
82 Product ReviewsBachmann's upgraded DDA4OX diesel in HO and N Athearn's new Airslide covered hoppers ... and more by Dana Kawala
92 Trackside Photos
97 A tighter focusTrains of Thought by Tony Koester
109 Index of Advertisers and Cartoon
110 Operating by the clockThe Operators by Andy Sperandeo
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