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Contents: Bill of Lading – The New Lisbon module (This will be the focal point of any N scale home layout), Powering the turntable of New Lisbon (A turntable mechanism that’s easy to build and maintain), Integrated circuit primer for model railroaders Information for the experimenter who wants to avoid using relays), Scenic effects with pine bark (Put some bark into your scenery’s bite), Hide those switch machines! How to mount Atlas N scale switch machines under the roadbed), Some minor modifications for the Unimat, Repowering Athearn diesels (Plus a suggestion on how to learn basic machining), Kenneth R. Middleton’s CB&Q class O-5 4-8-4 The Model of the Month award), The Pennsylvania, Santa Fe & Pacific system (Don Beeman began modeling in 11/64″ scale in 1935), The Snap-Track timesaver A switching game that appeals to more than railroad fans), Turner Bros. circus (Circus modeling can be an enjoyable facet f model railroading), Bash a convertible bulkhead flatcar (An easy project that produces an attractive piece of rolling stock), The circus is coming to your scale town (Use these colorful posters to spread the word), The Brandywine Transit Co. (Building an HO scale trolley layout – Conclusion), A powerplant for the Ohio Southern (Pus variations on a theme – Athearn’s SD9), A thought about timber trestles Which came first: your valley or your timber trestles), We built it in just 6 days (Proof that an attractive display can be built in a short time), A little too much of a good thing (One club’s experience with public open house)
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Condition: Very Good