Editorial
Time for a change?
TONY KOESTER |
Cover Story
Open spaces, narrow shelf
Modeling realistic prairie scenes on narrow benchwork
BERNARD KEMPINSKI |
A case for a good dose of sky
Two prairie railroad track plans - one N, the other HO
IAIN RICE |
Surround staging
Hiding tracks behind low scenery provides big-time operations in a small room
MIKE HAMER |
Layout Design Element
Keeping it simple
Pembroke, Ontario: a pocket terminal in the land of the lumber barons
RENÉ GOURLEY |
Knott's Wharf
An O scale exhibition layout that combines ideas from two worlds
BRIAN FAYLE |
10 design tips from an expert
Ideas to keep in mind when you're designing your first (or next) railroad
DON MITCHELL |
Serving West Virginia's glass industry
Seldom-modeled industry inspires a bedroom-size layout
ERIC HANSMANN |
Where belt and trunk lines meet
This N scale urban layout reatures two railroads and lots of switching
TONY KOESTER |
From Surft Line to San Diego
Modeling a smaller piece of a favorite prototype was the answer
KEITH JORDAN |
Research in the information age
Thanks to the computer finding what you need is now easier than ever
HENRY FREEMAN |
Beaver Creek Mining & Transportation Co.
An S scale, standard gauge, Appalachian railroad you could build in On2½
ROBERT NICHOLSON |
Going up!
This helix killer can offer a better way to move trains between levels
DICK ROBERTS |
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