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Contents: Bill of Lading – The Quincy Club’s Chesapeake & Lake Erie Ry. (It’s 1958, and industry is humming in the heart of Pennsylvania.), New Streetcars for O’Dell County Traction Co. (Adding inexpensive yet good-running cars to the traction fleet.), The Hazel Green & Grant Valley RR (The Blackjack Lead Mine was its main customer.), Long Island RR Interlocking Tower (This abandoned tower now serves as a police facility.), A Tale of Two Sanding Facilities (Variations of an easy-to-build Z scale structure.), Modern Windows for an Old Caboose (Equipping miniature cabooses with FRA safety glazing.), Abe Etter’s five-sided Warehouse (Who says all your HO corners must be square.), The General Electric Dash 8 40B (This unit features the latest in locomotive technology.), Bill Pirie’s S scale Southern Pacific T-28 Ten-Wheeler (The Model of the Month award.), CAD Drawings for Model Railroading (Computer-aided-drafting makes drawing and planning easy.), Build a Slide-Detector Fence(Our third-place winner followed a Northern Pacific prototype.), Model Transport and Storage Box (An inexpensive way to protect your models.), Heritage Fleet: Lionel’s 2023 Alco FA’s (A great toy engine for the firm’s golden anniversary.), Kit bashing Heavyweight Pullman Cars: 1 (Five body conver4sions from Rivarossi’s HO 12-1.), Paint Shop: Rutland “Green Hornet” (Green Mountains for Vermont’s Green Mountains.), Prototype Data and Drawings – Long Island RR interlocking tower, General Electric Dash 8 40B
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Condition: Very Good