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Publisher's Message

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1998-06/07

Page:

4

Author:

Bill Wade

Category:

Model Railroad Manufacturers

Scale:

S

The author describes what they went through buying Master Creations' product line, and discusses the future of this magazine.

The Real McCoy

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1998-06/07

Page:

15

Author:

Bill Wade

Category:

Painting & Weathering

Various conditions and scenarios may lead us to think a model's color should be one way, but it really wasn't in the prototype. The author offers reasons why.

Tampa Bay Area S Scale Module Group

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1998-06/07

Page:

16

Author:

Tim Godfrey

Co-author:

Jon Addison

Category:

Modules

Scale:

Sn3

The authors meet at a local show, and proceed to set up an Sn3 modular layout. Includes several photos of close-ups on the layout, as well as a track plan.

Recycling Rolling Stock That Rolls No More

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1998-06/07

Page:

21

Author:

John E. Darling

Category:

Structures - Trackside

This article covers railroad equipment without trucks and couplers being used by the railroad, or other owners, in a capacity for which it was not designed. The author shares photos of prototype equipment he found while traveling off the main highways.

It Ain't Prototypically Correct!

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1998-06/07

Page:

28

Author:

Bill Wade

Category:

Freight Cars

Capacity data and actual wheels used on prototype cars can be inconsistent.

The New Modules of the Bay Area S Scalers

Magazine:

S/Sn3 Modeling Guide 1998-06/07

Page:

29

Author:

Graham Henry

Category:

Modules

Scale:

S

The author describes how the club needed a new layout, so they built their 11'x23' layout fit to the NASG S-MOD standard. Includes a couple of photos of engines on the layout.