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Sn3 Modeler 2014 Fall/Winter Vol XXXI #1I Build narrow gauge camera car
Sn3 Modeler 2014 Fall/Winter Vol XXXI No II
CONTENTS
Sn3 Features
12 29th Annual Sn3 Symposium Round-Up by Marc LaChey The 140 modelers who participated in the event were treated to 10 clinics, 11 layouts to visit, and a private tour of the Museum of the American Railroad.
14 Build Your Own Narrow Gauge Camera Car by Peter Smith Pete shows how to build a rail car designed to hold an iPhone, allow you to get the train crew's perspective on a layout.
16 Re-creating the Rio Grande Southern in Sn3 by Craig Raymond Check out this preview of Craig's layout, which will be on tour at the 2015 National Narrow Gauge Convention in Houston.
20 Realistic Scenery: The Key to an Outstanding Sn3 Layout by Jon Addison Jon's Secret Techniques describes how important natural foliage and brush are to convey realism in scenery modeling.
28 Hot Spots on the Narrow Gauge: Otto Mears' Silverton Railroad of the 1880s How the "Pathfinder of the San Juans" found a way to build the Silverton Railroad to serve the booming mInes of Ouray County, Colorado.
Sn3 Drawings
30 Village Smithy
Sn3 Departments
4 Narrow News
8 Product Reviews
24 Mal's Narrow Gauge Notebook
32 Book Shelf
34 Video Screen
35 Advertiser Directory
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