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President's Message

Magazine:

The Marker Lamp Vol 62 #3 2016

Page:

3

Author:

Steve Barkley

Category:

Model Railroad Organizations

A brief review of the Lone Star Region's Arlington convention. A description of a clinic presented by two 13-year-olds demonstrating running a train remotely on a layout. The upcoming LSR elections.

Deadlines

Magazine:

The Marker Lamp Vol 62 #3 2016

Page:

4

Author:

Riley Triggs

Category:

Operations

Gluing a brakeman to a cardboard handle allows the figure to simulate brakemen movements during an operating sessions.

Train Room Confessions

Magazine:

The Marker Lamp Vol 62 #3 2016

Page:

10

Author:

Duane Richardson

Category:

Tools

The author reviews his use of several glues, including some new ones.

Controlling Train Movements Part 2

Magazine:

The Marker Lamp Vol 62 #3 2016

Page:

14

Author:

Peter Kazmir

Category:

Signaling

This last installment covers the automated signaling system that prototype railroads use to manage train traffic, and ideas for simulating that on our model railroads.

2016 LSR Convention

Magazine:

The Marker Lamp Vol 62 #3 2016

Page:

19

Author:

unaccredited

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

The various contest winners at the event. Subsequent pages show photos of the models.

Clinical Awareness

Magazine:

The Marker Lamp Vol 62 #3 2016

Page:

28

Author:

Gerard J. Fitzgerald

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

What does it take to give a presentation in a clinic at a show? How does this affect one's NMRA MMR achievements? How the audience should behave during a presentation. How to sign up for a clinic presentation. How to gain experience.

...RRRduino...

Magazine:

The Marker Lamp Vol 62 #3 2016

Page:

35

Author:

Gert Muller

Category:

Electronics

The author describes how to use JMRI to change 4 turnouts (with servo motors) by using messages sent using the new NMRA standard called LCC (Layout Command Control).

The History of the Crescent Lines

Magazine:

The Marker Lamp Vol 62 #3 2016

Page:

48

Author:

Ken Mason

Category:

Layouts - HO - Large

Scale:

HO

A fictional story about how the layout owned by the Crescent City Model Railroad Club came to be. Includes several photo of the layout.

Minutes of the Lone Star Region Board Meeting

Magazine:

The Marker Lamp Vol 62 #3 2016

Page:

57

Author:

unaccredited

Category:

Model Railroad Organizations

Extensive notes about the meeting, and the reports by each of the board members, and regional directors.