
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-06
Page:
15
Author:
Bill Wade
Category:
Layouts - S
Scale:
Sn3
Russ Haigh's 20"-gauge mine tram is covered in this article, which uses N-scale power. Includes several photos of the briefcase-sized layout.
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-06
Page:
16
Author:
Bill Wade
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Scale:
S
The author reports on the show. There were two layouts and Russ Haige's Sn20 layout in operation. Includes several photos, including new-product ones.
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-06
Page:
18
Author:
John H. Long, Jr.
Category:
Structures - Homes
Scale:
S
The author scratchbuilt this cabin and describes how to do it. Includes finished-model photos and plans, as well as a parts list.
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-06
Page:
24
Author:
Dick Karnes
Category:
Locomotives - Electric
Scale:
S
The author describes the changes he made to his American Models GG1 to remove the excessive swing of the pilots. Includes close-up photos of the modifications to be made.
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-06
Page:
27
Author:
William Clayton
Co-author:
Auburn Ellis
Category:
Layouts - S
Scale:
S
An S-scale layout was built for the Lincoln College Preparatory Academy Middle School in the Kansas City Missouri School District, sponsored by Richard Wholf. Includes several photos of children using the layout.
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-06
Page:
31
Author:
Bill Wade
Category:
Electronics
The author introducing himself and the reader to the new world of DCC. This installment covers a lot of the common terminology used.
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-06
Page:
33
Author:
Randy Wilson
Category:
Locomotives - SD50
Scale:
S
This is a product review of the brass locomotive.
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-06
Page:
36
Author:
Bill Wade
Category:
Product Review
Scale:
S
The author reviews the two kits made by banta modelworks (they are sold together in one box).
Magazine:
S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1996-06
Page:
42
Author:
David Lull
Category:
Layout Construction
Scale:
S
The author would like to see more layout builders place placeholder structures on their layouts, so that visitor have an idea of what is going to be where. To give them a glimpse into what the layout owner is planning.