
Magazine:
O Scale Trains 02 May 2002
Page:
4
Category:
Photography & Videography
Describes the photography of K. Jeb Kriigel. He specializes in photographing all model railroad scale scenes, but adds the touch of using smoke, fog, lighting, and steam. Includes many of his photographs, and tips on how to set up for great photographs.
Magazine:
O Scale Trains 02 May 2002
Page:
14
Author:
Bobber Gibbs
Category:
Model Railroad Philosophy
Scale:
O
Why narrow gauge? O-scale narrow gauge is more fun and allows for more space, argues the author.
Magazine:
O Scale Trains 02 May 2002
Page:
15
Author:
Neville Rossiter
Category:
Track
Scale:
O
This article builds on the float bridge from the last issue. Construction details and photos accompany this article of a car float that can hold 10 cars.
Magazine:
O Scale Trains 02 May 2002
Page:
31
Author:
Roland Marx
Category:
Locomotives - Diesel
Scale:
O
Converting an MTH 3 rail Premier Line Dash 8 to 2 rail. He made castings of the correct trucks. Includes many model photos, including construction photos, and a parts list.
Magazine:
O Scale Trains 02 May 2002
Page:
34
Author:
Michael Luczak
Category:
Layouts - O
Scale:
O
The author describes his 16' by 32' layout, its equipment, and some of the facilities on the railroad. Includes a track plan.
Magazine:
O Scale Trains 02 May 2002
Page:
38
Author:
John C. Smith
Category:
Model Railroad Manufacturers
The owner of Pecos River Brass talks about what it takes to become a brass importer.
Magazine:
O Scale Trains 02 May 2002
Page:
40
Author:
John Sauers
Category:
Locomotives - Steam
Scale:
O
This installment covers the construction of the cab, the rear deck, bunker, steps, boiler, cylinders, front pilots, and interior details.
Magazine:
O Scale Trains 02 May 2002
Page:
47
Author:
Harry Hieke
Category:
Locomotives - Steam
This installment covers building working cab windows for a steam engine. Includes construction drawings.