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Trackside Modeller Magazine 1995 October V2 #5 Tips & techniques for ry modeller
Trackside Modeller Magazine October 1995 Vol 2 No. 5
Features
Column by Lionel Strang11
Some thoughts on operating your railroad
The Frugal Railroader13
Using items from home or workshop can help create realism on any scale layout
Wiring a "wye" without tears14
Why a Wye? Why, to turn a locomotive, of course!
Painting and weathering an HO station kit16
How to improve the appearance of the HO "President's Choice" building kits, Part 2
Scratchbuild hinges for working doors18
Working doors are one of the most refined details you can add to a building
Scratchbuild mountains in a minute (or two)20
How to build hills and tunnels out of Styrofoam
Scratchbuild an N scale 1920s era house21
This house, designed from an Ontario prototype, can fit into later eras as well
Evening project: Constant lighting for locomotives 26
Eliminate the dimming of headlights when you slow down your trains
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