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Contents: Bill of Lading – The California Central Lines (A beautiful club layout in an historic depot.), Heritage Fleet: Lionel C&O GP7 (This rare locomotive was made for Sears in 1962.), Building the Carbondale Central: 2 (Add Scenery and bridges and get ready for the cityscape.), Make your own PC board wiring terminals (An inexpensive and reliable way to keep your wiring neat.), Reading RR Atlantics (Geissel drawings of these passenger-service Camelbacks.), The N scale Fitchburg & Southbridge (A highly detailed layout loaded with scratch built structures.), Better-running N scale switchers (Easy-to-add wipers for improved electrical contact.), Victor Green’s scratch built 1:43 British Rys. Class 9 locomotive (The Model of the Month award.), Amtrak merchandise-handling cars (The modeling methods can be applied to other scales.), Pine tree art (Tips for building realistic western trees.), Curved tracks and close quarters (A compact arrangement for two industries served by a single spur.), The essence of Daylight (Converting Bachmann’s N scale Northern to that classic streamlined look.), Build a tool cart (A useful modification of a household discard.), Symposium on electronics (Brian Ripley’s control system for running a second train automatically.), 1987 MRIA show report (A report on new products shown at the November 1987 Chicago show.), Paint Shop: Chassis System SD40-2 (A colorful merger paint scheme.) Prototype Data and Drawings – Reading RR Camelback Atlantic from 1905 and 1906, Amtrak 61-foot merchandise-handling cars
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Condition: Very Good