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Features step-by-step modeling projects, fascinating photo
tours of model train layouts, insightful reviews, tips from
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In every issue, Model Railroader® encourages your creativity
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the December 2006 issue
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Cover
story
Taking the next step:
A new yard and new ideas for the F&SM
George Sellios' HO scale Franklin & South
Manchester
Carl Swanson |
Welcome to Wauwatoga!
Small
layout contest winner: 2nd place
Richard J. Smith
Death
Valley Days
An Ntrak module becomes a portable Nn3
layout
Tom Knapp
Change river levels with a dam site
Two
different
levels ease the grade in a hidden loop
Bob Boelter
A
Small Layout You Can Build
Narrow gauge in a garage
Part
6:
Finishing touches on the On3/On2½ CNM Ry.
George
Sebastian-Coleman
Build a realistic mountain scene
Big diesels in the desert on Pelle Søeborg's HO
scale
Union Pacific model railroad
Hills, grass, rocks,
and water for the HO Donner River Sub
Pelle Søeborg
Scratchbuild
a compact RIP track
A Canadian Pacific prototype inspired
this HO scene
Tom Garrett
Working with acrylics
Get great
results using water-based paints
Cody Grivno
A fresh look
at the Carolina Central
Update a favorite N scale track
plan with Kato Unitrack
Carl Swanson
Turning trains hands-free
with DCC
Automated reverse loop for DCC layouts
Jim Barta
and Len Bruening
Departments
From the Editor
News & Products
Railway Post Office
Information Desk
Workshop
Scenery
Step by Step
Kitbash a modular structure
DCC Corner
Got
sound? Now's a good time to add DCC sound
Product Reviews
Athearn and Precision Craft Models' Big Boys in HO
HO Empire
Builder coaches from Walthers...and more
N scale MRC and Aztec sound and
DCC system
Cartoon
Trains of Thought
Just-in-time modeling
Trackside
Photos
Season's Greetings from MR
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the October 2006 issue
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Cover
story
Creative
use of dioramas results in a big-layout
feel
Flemming Örneholm
Prototype
information
Bridge
basics
What goes
up shouldn't come down
Tony
Koester
A
Small Layout You Can Build
Narrow
gauge in a garage
Part 4:
Track and turnouts on the On3On2½ CNM Ry.
George
Sebastian-Coleman
Modeler's
guide to F units
A survey
of cab units from FT to FL9
Dana
Kawala
Build
an operating scrapyard
A new twist
for old iron on your layout
Bruce
Petty
New
Haven's Cape Cod branch
Designing
an HO layout for a 12 x 20-foot room
John
Pryke
Modeling
the Long Island's Cannon Ball
Parlor cars
make a luxury commuter train in N
Douglas
Nelson
Having
it all
Using prototype
freelancing to design an HO scale layout
Bernie
Halloran
Departments
From
the Editor
Communities
within communities
News & Products
National Train
Show report from Philadelphia
Railway
Post Office
Letters from
our readers
Information
Desk
5 passenger-train
tips
Workshop
Build a handy
switch machine installation tool
Scenery
Step by Step
Making realistic
summer trees
DCC
Corner
Using configuration
variables
Product
Reviews
SD45-2 with
sound and DCC in HO from Athearn;
MRC Prodigy Express DCC starter system;
Micro-Trains HOn3 narrow gauge refrigerator car ... and more
Trains
of Thought
The other
end of an SD45
MR
Project Illustrated
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the September 2006 issue
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Cover story
Great operation: expert advice
Techniques to keep layouts running smoothly
David Popp and MR staff
A Small Layout You Can Build
Narrow gauge in a garage
Part 3: Installing DCC and roadbed on the CNM Ry.
George Sebastian-Coleman
A developing basement empire
The N scale Hooch Junction improves on a good thing
Paul J. Dolkos
Automated interchange:
Take a look at Bill Darnaby's
working interchanges
More cars are delivered after each pickup
Tony Koester
Layout planning Fundamentals
Tips for drawing accurate track plans quickly
David Popp
Layout planning
contest rules
Build great-looking
structures
Easy techniques
turn a simple plastic building into a start
Lionel Strang
Keeping the Pennsy's
spirit alive
After a move, the
Pennsylvania RR is going strong in HO
Ed Dougherty
Departments
From the Editor
Good plans, good layout
News & Products
Hobby
industry news and product announcements
Railway Post Office
Letters from our readers
Information Desk
The big hook: Big tools for big
jobs
Workshop
Helpful tips for kitbashed structure credibility
Scenery Step by Step
Add a cornfield to your layout
DCC Corner
Using DCC to match locomotive speeds
Product Reviews
N&W Y6b 2-8-8-2 in HO from Precision Craft
Models
Z scale Pennsy GP35 from Micro-Trains
Digitrax
Sound FX decoders for HO
GE B23-7 and B30-7 in HO from Atlas... and more
Trains of thought
Seeing the forest of the trees
Cartoon
MR Project Illustrated
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the August 2006 issue
Here NOW!
From the Editor
Tried and True, or tired?
News & Products
Hobby industry news and product announcements
Railway Post Office
Letters from our readers
Information Desk
The yard is a railroad sorting machine
Workshop
Build an adjustable liftout... and questions answered
Step by Step
Layouts should be seen… and heard!
► Online Bonus Watch
a clip of layouts with sound
COVER STORY
Prototype scenes, freelanced layout
The fictional HO Lehigh Alliance is a railfan’s dream
A LAYOUT YOU CAN BUILD
Narrow gauge in a garage
Part 2: Preparing the room and building benchwork
Quick and easy interiors
Techniques to furnish those empty structures
Plan for a Santa Fe branch line
A 13 x 19-foot HO rendition of the Alma District in Kansas
► Online Bonus Original
John Armstrong layout plans
HOW-TO SPECIAL
Constant-intensity headlights for DC
An easy project that leaves the lights on for you
A growing garden empire
This 75 x 80-foot, 1:29-proportion layout started small
HOW-TO SPECIAL
A longer run with a virtual interlocking
Photos with approach-lighted signals extend running time
Modeling a changing world
The HO scale Windsor RR is always set in the present day
DCC Corner
Tips for using wireless throttles
Product Reviews
HO USRA Light 2-10-2 from Bachmann
►Online Bonus Video
of Bachmann’s HO USRA Light 2-10-2
Galloping Geese in O from Precision Craft… and more
Trains of Thought
Choosing, and re-choosing, an era
Cartoon
Trackside Photos
MR Project Illustrated
Make a night-time switching simple |
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the July 2006 issue
Here NOW!
From the Editor
Wish you had more space?
News & Products
Hobby industry news and product announcements
Railway Post Office
Letters from our readers
Information Desk
Livestock shipments
Workshop
Create a personal paint color library . . . and more
Step by Step
Build a better bridge
A LAYOUT YOU CAN BUILD
Narrow gauge in a garage
Part 1: On3/On2½ Central New Mexico and its roster
The model railroader’s workshop
Part 2: The modeler’s dream workbench
► Online Bonus 16
must-have tools
Old building, new techniques
Some modern materials are used for this S scale structure
► Online Bonus Plans
for the Perkins Produce project
El Capitan in N scale
Tips for modeling one of the Santa Fe’s most famous trains
COVER STORY
Golden Era: Los Angeles in the 1950s
Details and freight cars make this HO layout realistic
Make a realistic lake
Expert techniques for making a deep mountain lake
Built for the long haul
New England inspired 30 years of HO scale modeling
Build your own signals
Commercial parts make the job easier
DCC Corner
A word of the wyes
Product Reviews
Pennsy K4 Pacific in HO from MTH
LokSound V3.5 DCC decoder from ESU
. . . and more
► Online Bonus Watch
a clip of the K4 in action
Trains of Thought
Surmounting obstacles
Trackside Photos
MR Project Illustrated
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the June 2006 issue
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From the Editor
A realistic right-of-way
News & Products
Hobby industry news and product announcements
Railway Post Office
Letters from our readers
Information Desk
From Zephyr to Acela
Workshop
Paint cap persuader
Step by Step
Upgrading a DCC system
Sierra Nevada steam
California mountain scenery highlights the HO scale Onion
Valley Mining & Lumber Co.
Build a downtown warehouse in HO
Time-saving technology made it a breeze to build
The model railroader’s workshop: 1
Tools and supplies every hobbyist should own
► Online Bonus Ten
cool model railroading tools
COVER STORY
Bridges, tunnels, and operation
The Erie-Lackawanna comes alive on the HO scale Stoney Creek
RR
Alleghenies to Alleghany
Model C&O steam operations with this HO scale 16 x 21-foot
layout
Servicing steam
Modeling a steam locomotive terminal
► Online Bonus Dan
Zugelter's HO Chesapeake & Ohio layout
DCC Corner
Two locomotive lighting projects
Product Reviews
Tower 55 HO scale GE ES44AC road diesel
1934 Burlington Zephyr in N scale from Con-Cor
HO scale DCC sound decoder from MRC
Atlas HO scale EMD MP15DC heavy-duty switcher
. . . and more
Trains of Thought
Moment of truth
Trackside Photos
MR Project Illustrated
Quick mock-up structures |
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the May 2006 issue
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From the Editor
Time-saving techniques
News & Products
Toy Fair show report and product announcements
Railway Post Office
Letters from our readers
Information Desk
Postwar passenger car fleets
Workshop
Compact workshop Q’s & A’s
Step by Step
Make your freight car roster prototypical
COVER STORY
Designed for the railfan
Visit this spectacular Appalachian layout
Kitbash like the prototype
Modeling an ex-Illinois Central SD20 in HO scale
► Online Bonus Brief
history of the prototype
Build a footbridge for your layout
Common materials are all you need
PROTOTYPE INFORMATION
Modeler’s guide to steel boxcars
Spotting features for more realistic freight car fleets
► Online Bonus Modeler's
guide to freight car trucks
Scratchbuild a city centerpiece
A turret makes this HO building stand out from the crowd
Model realistic tall grass
Techniques to make convincing fields and prairies
Southern Ohio’s best kept secret
Local railroading is featured on this HO club railroad
Small layout contest rules
Build a train order board in N scale
Modeling a non-operating version with brass parts
DCC Corner
Downloading new sounds for a LokSound decoder
Product Reviews
Life-Like HO scale Alco RS-27 road switcher
► Online Bonus Video
of the HO Alco RS-27 in action
GE AC6000CW from Broadway Limited Imports in HO
Pennsylvania RR baggage car in HO from Walthers
. . . and more
Trains of Thought
Saving a piece of the past
Trackside Photos
MR Project Illustrated
Operating gates for industrial spurs |
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the April 2006 issue
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From the Editor
The case for variety
News & Products Special
Hobby industry news and product announcements
► Online Bonus Exclusive
video of the new 5-DCC system
Railway Post Office
Letters from our readers
Information Desk
Same line, two railroads
Workshop
Curing chipped handrails . . . and more
Step by Step
Easy interior details
COVER STORY
Operating a ’50s-era layout
A model railroad that started with a boxcar
► Online Bonus How
to create a realistic car-forwarding system
Landscaping with live cactus
A green thumb goes a long way for realistic deserts
PROTOTYPE INFORMATION
Uniform of the day? Railroad drab
War-weary freight cars were ready for change
An HO scale tabletop railroad
Here’s a new use for your dining room table
Build the 4 x 8 Stoney Creek: Part 4
Structures and scenery for this HO scale project layout
Building a sense of reality
An HO salute to West Virginia’s 1920s logging industry
Detail and paint a Kato SD40-2
Parts and a paint job bring this HO model up to date
Basics of airbrushing
Tips and techniques for getting started
► Online Bonus Tips
for cleaning your airbrush
► Online Bonus Watch
a brief clip on airbrushing from our video Airbrushing
with acrylic paints
DCC Corner
Installing a DCC decoder in a Rivarossi steam locomotive
Product Reviews Extravaganza
Reading T-1 4-8-4 in HO from Precision Craft Models
► Online Bonus Video
of the HO scale "T Hog" in action
Märklin Central Station digital command control system
Kato N scale Super Chief passenger train
. . . and lots more!
Trains of Thought
"
Good enough" in the 21st Century
Small Layout Contest rules
Trackside Photos
MR Project Illustrated |
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From the Editor
Could it be simpler?
News & Products
Hobby industry news and product announcements
Railway Post Office
Letters from our readers
Information Desk
Freight car lettering
Workshop
Chalk one up for instant fascia
Step by Step
Styrene backdrops and easy clouds
From plan to reality
An HO scale plan was only the beginning
Better layout videos
Shooting high-quality video is easier than you think
► Online Bonus Todd
Brown's Video of the MR&T
COVER STORY
8 pike-size passenger trains
Pocket-size trains you can model in HO and N scales
Ten railroads, one layout: Part 2
Operating trains on a large HO scale model railroad
► Online Bonus More
on the construction and operation of the Sunset Valley
N&W’s Washington Extension
A classic coal-hauler in N scale in 144 square feet
Build the 4 x 8 Stoney Creek: Part 3
Grass, rocks, and roads for the HO project railroad
Weather while you build
Achieve a realistic in-service look on your next car kit
DCC Corner
Decoder-controlled caboose lighting
Product Reviews
HO scale EMD SW8 from Life-Like Div. of Walthers
► Online Bonus COMING SOON!
California Zephyr cars in HO from Broadway Limited
…
and more
Trains of Thought
Model a favorite railroad – or region?
Trackside Photos
Cartoon
MR Project Illustrated
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