Model Railroader Magazine 2012 August Mountain scenes Farm structure scratchbuil

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Model Railroader 2012 Aug Vol 79 No 8

86 Pages

28 Build an 1880s oil refinery

An early plant that turned crude oil into consumer products by Don Ball ? Online bonus

34 Scratchbuild a farm structure

Styrene sheet and strip make this HO corn crib easy to build by Al Warren

38 5+ multi-deck layout design and construction tips

Height, lighting, cost, spacing, and other considerations by Tony Koester

COVER STORY: ROOM-SIZED LAYOUT

44 Mountain scenes on the Boston & Maine

The HO scale Bedford Division features

benchwork-to-ceiling scenery

by Bill Moore I Online bonus

52 How to make removable utility wires

Removable crossarms make it easy to take wires

out of the way when needed

by Gerry Leone

54 Tip a switch motor on its side

Try this time-saving technique for installing slow-motion

switch motors under any layout

by James Goodell ? Online bonus

56 The Long Island & Lake Erie

Handlaid track is the highlight of this freelanced

HO scale model railroad

by Carl Cascone

72 Trackside Photos

by Steven Ott

& More

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