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A Pictorial of the Rockford O Scalers
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2018-03/04
Page:
10
Author:
Frank McCabe
Category:
Layouts - O
Scale:
O
A photo essay of the club's layout. The layout has many mini scenes, which are highlighted in the photos. Includes a track plan.
New Track
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2018-03/04
Page:
33
Author:
Jim Kellow
Category:
Model Railroad Manufacturers
Scale:
O
Interviews with Korber Models, Right-O-Way, Specialty Track Services, Carolina Craftsman Kits, Wiseman Model Services, Larry Burk (On30), Allen Littlefield, Kevin Spady (On30). The confusing article continues with several other unrelated topics.
Scratch Building with a Cricut Cutting Machine
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2018-03/04
Page:
50
Author:
Daniel Dawdy
Category:
Tools
The author builds the Daisy Cove milk station using this cutting tool. Includes instructions, diagrams, and step-by-step photos.
Canadian National Railways Sanmore Subdivision
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2018-03/04
Page:
66
Author:
Serge Lebel
Category:
Layout Construction
Scale:
O
The author describes his dream workshop, which he built two years before starting his layout. He shares the layout diagram, and several photos of his workshop.
Build an Early Steel Drop Bottom Gon
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2018-03/04
Page:
78
Author:
George Paxon
Category:
Freight Cars - Gondolas
Scale:
O
The model is based on a 1900, American Car and Foundry all-steel drop-bottom gondola for the Pittsburgh Coal Company. Includes diagrams, and model and prototype photos.
The Basic Buildable and Complete Railroad
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2018-03/04
Page:
89
Author:
Pete Mottershead
Category:
Layout Design
Scale:
O
Designing a workable layout. The author takes the reader through the steps of designing a layout.
A Load of Scrap for Your Railroad
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2018-03/04
Page:
101
Author:
Charles Goodrich
Category:
Freight Car Loads
Scale:
O
Replacing plastic wheels for metal ones, the author kept the old plastic ones and now shows how he converted them into a realistic load.