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Editorial

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1988 #3 August

Page:

4

Author:

Dick Karnes

Category:

Model Railroad Magazines

Scale:

S

A photo tour to Spokane, WA, and this is the first Dispatch issue with a theme: tracklaying.

President's Message

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1988 #3 August

Page:

4

Author:

Ed Loizeaux

Category:

Model Railroad Organizations

Scale:

S

The NASG is more united, as the Badgerland S Gaugers are trying include the "scalers" to the Fall S Fest, and Don Thompson heads up the Lionel/AF annual project car, and others' efforts at trying to unify AF, hi-rail, and scale modelers with the S community.

Reviewer's Workbench

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1988 #3 August

Page:

7

Author:

unaccredited

Category:

Product Review

Scale:

S

Review of the HOMA-BED Homasote Roadbed by BO Manufacturing, and the Central of Georgia/Southern Ry. FR-3 Pulpwood Car by SouthWind Models.

Short & Easy

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1988 #3 August

Page:

9

Author:

Kent Singer

Category:

Freight Car Loads

Scale:

S

A brief article for how to scratchbuild a 6-foot wide seating bench, commonly found at train stations, parks, or backyards. Includes one model photo and construction diagrams.

An Idea of Split Level

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1988 #3 August

Page:

10

Author:

Silas Kayle

Category:

Layout Design

Scale:

S

The idea is for a 45-degree wedges between two back-to-back layout levels. Includes a diagram to show the concept.

Rail Joiners

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1988 #3 August

Page:

11

Author:

Silas Kayle

Category:

Model Railroad Clubs

Scale:

S

History and more detailed information about the State Line S Gaugers located in Illinois and Wisconsin.

Illinois Railroad Relocates to Pacific Northwest

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1988 #3 August

Page:

13

Author:

Tom Hopman

Category:

Layouts - S

Scale:

S

The author describes the American Flyer-based layout, how it has its roots in the artist's drawing of the A.C. Gilbert AF catalog from 1950. Having built the layout in a modular fashion, the author was able to move it to a new city. Includes several photos of the layout after the move.

Track Construction The Rutland Way

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1988 #3 August

Page:

16

Author:

unaccredited

Category:

Track

Scale:

S

This long article covers track laying from beginning to end. Includes prototype photos of turnouts (close-up), and a turnout detailing diagram.

Electric Substation Part 3

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1988 #3 August

Page:

24

Author:

Steven Myers

Category:

Structures - Industrial

Scale:

S

The series concludes with the construction of the many details that need to be added to building. Includes construction diagrams, and close-up photos, as well as a parts list.