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S Gaugian 2012 November December Make an S Scale train display case Nov/Sept on
S Gaugian 2012 November December Make an S Scale train display case
36 pages
18 THE GREAT PLAINS NORTHERN TERMINAL RAILROAD by Bob Werre Bob takes us on a tour of his 19 x 23' scale layout, which depicts an amalgamation of Midwestern and Western roads as it would have existed in the northern plains in the 1950s. Bob uses code 126 track and Miller tiestrip with sidings of code 100 flextrack. Power is DCC.
10 THE AF ATLANTICS by Stumpy Stone
In the first installment of his new series, Stumpy discusses the many possibilities presented by the lowly AF Atantic.
12 MAKE A DISPLAY CASE by Jerry Poniatowski
Need space to display your AF collection? This is a great project for a chilly fall weekend and not hard to build.
16 THE MAGICAL S GAUGE BUILDINGS OF CHUCK ANSELL
Chuck's colorful S gauge buildings are kitbashed and scratchbuilt, and the results look great.
23 THE A.C. GILBERT COMPANY'S `WING THING' by Craig Churchward Craig chanced upon an old book that reminded him of one of Gilbert's ventures into the field of "space race" toys.
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20 The Great Plains Northern Terminal Railroad
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