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The Color of Flesh

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-04

Page:

14

Author:

Bill Wade

Category:

Scenery - People & Animals

Just what is the color of "flesh"?

The Pennsylvania Railroad Round Roof Boxcars

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-04

Page:

15

Author:

Jim Kindraka

Category:

Freight Cars - Box Cars

A detailed history of the PRR's 40-foot X31-series of cars. Also covered are the 50-foot X32 and X33 cars. Includes many prototype photos.

The Eleventh Sn3 Symposium

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-04

Page:

20

Author:

Bill Wade

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

Scale:

S

A review of the 1996 Sn3 Symposium held in San Diego, California by the San Diego Sn3 Fellowship.

The Building of The Silverton Railroad

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-04

Page:

22

Author:

Roger Russell

Category:

Layouts - S

Scale:

S

A group of Tucson, Arizona modelers wanted to build a portable Sn3 layout to show people what was possible in S-scale. Includes several photos.

Railfanning Metro Detroit (and Points North)

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-04

Page:

28

Author:

David Held

Category:

Railroading

The author describes railfanning opportunities in the Detroit area, and shares a number of photos he has taken.

Moving Passengers in "S" Scale

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-04

Page:

32

Author:

V.S. Roseman

Category:

Passenger Cars

Scale:

S

Parlor cars were first-class coaches operated by Pullman or the railroads themselves, which had individual revolving seats that were much like reclining living room chairs. The author describes how to model one of these in S-scale using various manufacturers' cars as base models. Includes detail drawings for kitbashing.

Ridgehill Scale Models' Dynamite / Storage Shed

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-04

Page:

37

Author:

Bill Wade

Category:

Product Review

Scale:

S

A review of this first structure kit by the company.