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Are You In The Mood?
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-02
Page:
4
Author:
Bill Wade
Category:
Model Railroad Philosophy
Consider period music to put you in the mood for modeling, or to enhance the overall experience of your layout.
CAD is no longer a Cad!
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-02
Page:
14
Author:
Bill Wade
Category:
Model Railroads and Computers
Computer Aided Design is now an integral part of the manufacturing of model railroad products.
Painting, Lettering, and Weathering Baltimore & Ohio M-53 and M-53A Wagontop Boxcars
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-02
Page:
16
Author:
Brendon L. Graeber
Co-author:
Geoffrey M. Graeber, MD
Category:
Freight Cars - Box Cars
Scale:
S
This installment continues the last issue's article, this time covering the decorating of the models, accompanied by step-by-step lettering photos. A materials list is also provided.
Finistere
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-02
Page:
21
Author:
Kelvin White
Category:
Layouts - S
Scale:
S
The article covers the author's sectional Canadian National exhibition layout. The model represents an extension of the Caraquet & Gulf Shore lines on the Acadian Peninsular in New Brunswick, Canada, set in 1968 to 1972. The article includes a track plan and many photos of the layout.
Railroadin' on the Internet
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-02
Page:
27
Author:
Bill Wade
Category:
Model Railroads and Computers
A (dated) update article on new web sites and e-mail addresses available.
Don't Let It Stump You!
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-02
Page:
29
Author:
David Spence
Category:
Scenery - Trees, Shrubs, Bushes
Scale:
S
The author's company, Master Creations, sells metal stumps. This article covers how to make those stumps look like real wood.
Mr. Plaster's Paster Products
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-02
Page:
31
Author:
Bill Wade
Category:
Product Review
Scale:
S
Several HO-scale loads and crates are available from Mr. Plaster that are usable in S-scale.
P-B-L's 1934 Ford Trucks
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-02
Page:
34
Author:
Tim Godfrey
Category:
Product Review
Scale:
S
These models originally designed and produced by the late Jim Finnell under the name "Chama Model Shop and Gallery". He sold the line to P-B-L who continue to produce and sell them under the name "Milestone Automobiles".
From the Observation Lounge
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-02
Page:
39
Author:
David Lull
Category:
Layout Design
Scene separation and view blocking is discussed.