Magazine:
3/16 'S'cale Railroading 1990-04/05
Page:
22
Category:
Cabooses
Scale:
S
The author describes how he built a drover's caboose using a Scenery Unlimited open-end combine car. Includes photos and detail drawings, as well as a two-page scale drawing and a parts list.
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 1996 #3 June
Page:
23
Category:
Model Railroad Organizations
Scale:
S
The story of Bernie Thomas, and how the award came about.
Magazine:
S Gauge Herald 1987-04/05
Page:
25
Category:
Photography & Videography
How to take better model photos.
Magazine:
S Gauge Herald 1988-08/09
Page:
12
Category:
Scenery - Waterside
Scale:
S
The author describes his removable float to handle the issue of having way more cars than the layout can hold at any one time. Storage shelves under the layout hold additional floats. Includes photos and drawings.
Magazine:
S Gauge Herald 1960-12
Page:
1
Category:
Locomotives - 2-8-0
Scale:
S
The author describes how he replaced the original A.C. Gilbert motor with a quieter Pittman DC91, and with Nimco gearing. The article contains technical drawings for the modifications to be made.
Magazine:
3/16 'S'cale Railroading 1992-06/07
Page:
28
Category:
Locomotives - 2-10-0
Scale:
S
The author explains what he did to make the Omnicon PRR steamers work better.
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 1980 #2 April
Page:
2
Category:
Model Railroad Manufacturers
Scale:
S
The author is exploring the idea of producing an S-scale catalog to hand to customers.
Magazine:
3/16 'S'cale Railroading 1992-02/03
Page:
26
Category:
Layouts - S
Scale:
S
An interview with the well-known S-scale modeler. Included are a track plan of his layout, and many photos of his layout and his steam engines.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 2001-01
Page:
99
Category:
Layouts - S
Scale:
S
A full-page photo of Frank's Red Dot Mine taken on his 50-year old Spiral Hill layout.
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 1982 #6 Fall
Page:
4
Category:
Industries
The author describes the different types of coal, different types of mines, and how to model it using, of course, Lehigh Valley Models' kits (Frank's company).