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Change Times... Changing Tunes... Sometimes!

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1995-12

Page:

14

Author:

Bill Wade

Category:

Model Railroads and People

Scale:

S

An editorial about how people used to complaint about things not being available in S-scale. Now that more products are available, people still complain.

Moving Passengers in "S" Scale

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1995-12

Page:

15

Author:

V.S. Roseman

Category:

Passenger Cars

Scale:

S

After covering the prototype history of the New Haven's Pullman-Standard passenger coach cars ordered after the 1930s, the author continues by describing how A.C. Gilbert American Flyer and American Hi-Rail passenger cars can be used to model these prototype cars. Includes model photos, a 1958 New Haven main line diagram, and construction drawings.

Baltimore & Ohio M-53 and M-53A Wagontop Boxcars Part 1

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1995-12

Page:

20

Author:

Brendon L. Graeber

Co-author:

Geoffrey M. Graeber, MD

Category:

Freight Cars - Box Cars

Scale:

S

This installment starts off by describing the historical information about these two cars. Includes a table on the lettering schemes used by the B&O, and several prototype and model photos.

Scratchbuilding Tunnel Portals

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1995-12

Page:

24

Author:

Craig O'Connell

Category:

Scenery - Trackside

Scale:

S

The author describes how he built a tunnel portal out of air-drying clay.

Narrow Budget Narrow Gauge

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1995-12

Page:

26

Author:

Mick O'Hanlon

Category:

Structures - Industrial

Scale:

S

Using hydrocal-based kit pieces from both HO- and S-scale kits to form kitbashed structures.

Layout Unlimited's Steel Coils

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1995-12

Page:

30

Author:

Bill Wade

Category:

Product Review

Scale:

S

Steel coil loads made out of injection-molded styrene, and a rack specifically made for an American Flyer gondola.