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Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette 1984 Jan Feb German Military Light Railways in
Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette
1984 Jan Feb
FEATURES
25German Military Light Railways in World War II
Moving the troops.
by Walter Ess
30Notes on Lettering the Colorado Lines
Letters and numbers.
by Rick Steele
42The Kiso Forest Railway
Japanese slim gauge.
by Shozo and Harumi Inoue
48Realistically Speaking
Building a desk top layout, Part 9: The Trees. by Gary Nash
52Up Clear Creek on the Narrow Gauge, Part 24.
Colorado & Southern coal car supplement, phase two cars. by Harry Brunk
56The Blacksmith Shop at the Beck Tunnel.
A real prize winner.
by John Robinson
58Building a Vertical Boiler
Why didn't I think of this? by Julian Cavalier
60The Model Makers Notebook
A "boneyard" for your engine terminal. by Al Armitage
62One of Eleven
A Porter "teaser".
by Robert A. M. Stephens
66An HO McGiffert
American logging in Switzerland. by Albert Mader
72A Tale of Two Cars
Getting them out of the boxes. by David G. Steer
76The Garden Railway
Some outdoor philosophy. by Marc Horowitz
78A Poorman's K-27
From MDC 2-8-0 to Mudhen. by Robert Sloan
80Extra Narrow Gauge Junction
The Songo River locks, part 2. by Dick Andrews
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