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Growing S Scale

Magazine:

1:64 Modeling Guide 2011 Spring

Page:

4

Author:

Robert L. Nalbone

Category:

Model Railroad Philosophy

Scale:

S

The editor opines that the way to grow S-scale is by making products available, and not to rely too heavily on limited-runs.

Engineering Department

Magazine:

1:64 Modeling Guide 2011 Spring

Page:

10

Author:

Dick Karnes

Category:

Structures - Bridges

Scale:

S

Using bridge components from O- or HO-scale works just fine on S-scale, because most are scale-indifferent. A few kits are mentioned in the article. Several model photos of bridges on the author's layout are included.

Improving the Pacific Rail Shops ACF Center-Flow Covered Hopper

Magazine:

1:64 Modeling Guide 2011 Spring

Page:

12

Author:

Philippe Coquet

Category:

Freight Cars - Hoppers

Scale:

S

The author describes how he modeled the PRS car, which is now sold by Des Plaines Hobbies under their S Scale America brand name, in a more modern version. Includes many model and construction photos.

Improving Kit Built Switches

Magazine:

1:64 Modeling Guide 2011 Spring

Page:

19

Author:

Robert Nicholson

Category:

Track

Scale:

S

This article covers how to correct some issues with the Old Pullman, Inc. turnouts, especially if reuse between layouts is desired.

Eastern Junction

Magazine:

1:64 Modeling Guide 2011 Spring

Page:

24

Author:

Gary Carmichael

Category:

Railroading Stories

Scale:

S

The author shares his approach for running SD45 locomotives in a coal train over a hill, with pushers. He also updates the reader on which modeling projects he has been involved in. Includes a photo of the Sn2 Crew modular (Free-mo) layout set up at a recent show.

From the Observation Lounge

Magazine:

1:64 Modeling Guide 2011 Spring

Page:

26

Author:

Robert L. Nalbone

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

Scale:

S

The author reports about the February 2011 World's Greatest Hobby Show in Edison, NJ. He observed that more NASG members were needed to man the NASG's booth, and that more S-scale layouts were needed at the show itself.