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N Scale Magazine 1998 September October Lumber Loads Big Wheels Challenger
N Scale September October 1998 Notice the upper right cover corner is slightly creased
Challenger An easy one evening project to improve your Challenger by Robert D. Turner
Lumber Loads A great project for realistic lumber loads at a reasonable cost by Harlan H. Chinn
Big Wheels A unique model with a little help from 0 scale by Scott Mangold
One Century to Another Some great tips and techniques for creating passenger cars by Clayton Barry
A Case For Video A safe and efficient way to transport and store rolling stock by Leslie S. Lee
Domino Sugar How to build an industry in only four feet of space by Art Fahie
Photo Murals A comprehensive guide to model railroad backgrounds by Clayton Barry
N'Spirations A great technique for combining memories with modeling by Scott Mangold
CSX Handrails A look at the Bright Future paint scheme by Ron Bearden
Modeling Railfans How to model your club members in N scale by Bill Rutherford
Modular Way A new idea "oNeTRAK" for single track modules by Jim FitzGerald
SD24 A great entry level kitbashing project by Brad Glaze
Con-Cor Coach A makeover method for blending passenger equipment by Alan Skinner
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