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Scale Rails NMRA 2003 October Model Railroading in 1924
Scale Rails NMRA 2003 October Model Railroading in 1924
Scale Rails is published monthly. On the cover, An HO-scale Mack switcher crosses the swamp at dawn on Bob Boudreau's Fundy Northern module. Photo by Bob Boudreau.
Contents
22 Cheap & Realistic Hopper & Gondola Loads
Gene Mayer gives modelers step-by-step instructions for making coal and other loads from foam paint and ballast. Save money with this time-tested technique.
26 Albert Sprague Coolidge, A Model Railroad Pioneer
In 1924 Albert Sprague Coolidge brought his model railroad skills to the Shady Hill School in Massachusetts. There while teaching the children about our hobby, he developed many devices and techniques still used in the hobby today. Learn more in this brief history by Andrew J. Culver, Jr.
29 The HO-Scale Baltimore & Ohio Sandpatch Division
Take a virtual tour of Master Model Railroader Howard Smith's HO scale B&O. Years in the making, this double deck layout in Columbus, Ohio, features locales that will be familiar to any B&O fan.
33 A Bridge Girder for the Davies Steel Gondola
Learn how Tom Persoon added a load to this NMRA Living Legends car.
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