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Contents: Bill of Lading – C&O + C&O = C&O (You can pack a lot of railroading into a 4 x 6-foot HO layout.), E.L. Moore’s village store (A bit of old New England, complete with snow.), Introducing the Allagash Cartel A taste of Maine 2-foot gauge railroading.), Al Hanson: a pioneer in 2-ft-gauge modeling (The first priority is that the models operate well.), The Sterlingworth steel hopper car (A turn-of-the-century coal hauler in styrene and brass.), Don Manlick’s HO scale Schnabel flatcar (The Model of the Month award.), ABC’s of cutting threads (There is no magic nor mystery involved in using taps and dies.), The road to enchantment (A track plan based on Santa Fe’s operation in New Mexico.), The Eastwyck & Fensterstock Construction Co. (Construction equipment can be an asset to any model railroad.), Bash a transfer caboose (It all began with an Athearn kit.), Realistic model window “glass” (A visit to the hobby shop can be rewarding.), Track ballasting made easy(Special tools and techniques to simplify a tedious job.), Compound kit bashing to produce a feed mill (A large mill complex designed to enhance operation.), It ain’t prototypic (Four photos of prototype oddities.), The fun and fascination of trains (A report on an exhibit at the Kodak Gallery.), Prototype Drawings and Data – Portable automobile unloader, Bridgton & Saco River RR’s engine no. 7, PRR class M70 postal car, Milwaukee Road’s water tank at Straw, Mont, Prototype oddities
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Condition: Very Good