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Scale Rails NMRA 2005 July John Diamond’s HO-Scale
Scale Rails NMRA 2005 July John Diamonds HO-Scale
Scale Rails NMRA is published monthly. On the cover, It's the summer of 1963 as the southbound MTY hopper drag, pulled by F7s 9802 and 9801, pass the "High Home" signal on Rob Enrico's 0-scale Pennsylvania Railroad Mon Division layout. Photo by Rob Enrico.
Contents
25 Maximum Operation with Minimum Paperwork
After they've had their layouts for a while many modelers start to look for something besides running trains in a loop. The solution is operations----delivering freight and passengers to specific destinations on the layout. Ken Nelson shares how he does this while keeping paperwork to a minimum and fun to the maximum.
30 Road Grader Loads
One of the most common pieces of road maintenance equipment in the world is the road grader. And those graders often get from the factory to the county road crews via rail. Learn how Tom Persoon added this common, yet interesting piece of equipment to a flat car on his pike.
33 Modeling a Boeing 737 Fuselage Transport
Before they take to the skies, Boeing's 737s take to the rails. Learn how you can add this unique load to your layout in a how-to article by Steve Olson.
38 Tupper Lake & South JunctionA History
Take a tour of John Diamond's spectacular HO-scale freelanced pike set in New York.
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