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Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette 1984 Mar Apr D&RGW Alamosa Salida German Milit
Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette
1984 Mar Apr
FEATURES
26On the Way to Colorado Back in 1939, Part 3
The D&RGW at Alamosa and Salida.
by Ted Wurm
32The Thunder Lake Narrow Gauge
What might have been.
by Forrest E. Johnson
44German Military Railways of World War II
The Russian Front in miniature.
by Walter Ess
48Momentary Contact Sound Cam
Another way to do it.
by Charlie Brown
52Compressed Air Locomotives
Iron ponies of the mines.
by Scott Zieske
59Notes on Lettering the Colorado Lines
Some "glamor" cars.
by Rick Steele
64The Case for a Small Space
Durango Press does it in 42 x 72 inches. by Jim Finnell
66The Chooch Country Store
Getting them out of the boxes. by Jim Vail
71Up Clear Creek on the Narrow Gauge, Part 25
The Feed Store. by Harry Brunk
76The Model Makers Notebook
Another kind of "boneyard" for your layout by Al Armitage
77The Early 1900's in Port City - San Pedro, California
A photo essay.
by Leon Callaway
80Extra Narrow Gauge Junction
0-4-0's.
by Dick Andrews.
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