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Magazine Articles By Bill Krause

How to Make a Portable Control Assembly Using a Kurtz-Kraft TH-2A Throttle

How to install these throttles to operate A.F. AC equipment with DC throttles and track.

Joining Rails of Different Sizes

This article covers how to handle modules with different rail heights (code 125 and code 100).

Meet an S Gauger

Introduction to Craig O'Connell. Includes a track plan of his layout.

Meet an S Gauger

Introduction to Dick Kloes.

Modular Backdrop

Building modular backdrops from foamcore boards fastened with Velcro.

Module Corner

The author shares how the Connecticut S-Gaugers club decided on the dimensions of their modules. Shows diagrams of how they did their corner modules.

Module Corner

The author describes corner modules that can handle large equipment, and designing a set-up that doesn't require an odd spacer module with doing L-shaped set-ups.

Module Corner

The column covers how the Connecticut S Gaugers hand-laid the track on their modules.

Module Corner Part I

The column covers how the Connecticut S Gaugers built their corner modules.

Module Corner Part II

The construction information about the Connecticut S Gaugers' corner modules continues.

Module Corner Part III

The construction information about the Connecticut S Gaugers' corner modules continues, covering trackwork in this issue.

Operating American Flyer On Direct Current

The author describes that A.C. Gilbert A.F. locomotives can run on DC track power just fine, and that using walk-around throttles is a good alternative to increasing the power of your power pack.

Scratchbuilt Closing Frog Switches

This article covers how the Connecticut S Gaugers built #6 and #8 closed-frog turnouts for their club layout. Includes diagrams.