Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
6
Author:
Don Hanley
Category:
Model Railroad Philosophy
The editor describes how he interacts with those who might perceive the hobby of model railroading as being associated with something only adolescents are involved with.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
20
Author:
Bruce Petrarca
Category:
Electronics
Pondering about what DCC might be like 5 years from now, the author first looks back as to the state of DCC five years ago, before making his predictions.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
31
Author:
Jack Burgess
Category:
Freight Cars
To answer the question, "What is a "hot box"?", the author first delves into the design of freight car trucks, how the axle and the journal box interact, and what might cause a hot box. Also covers the Keeley (journal box cooler). Includes several prototype photos of the mentioned items.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
41
Author:
Larry Smith
Category:
Railroads
The history of the Twin Mountain and Potomac, a narrow-gauge railroad in Eastern West Virginia. Includes historical photos found about the railroad. Suggestions for how to model this railroad are also included.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
57
Author:
Ken Patterson
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Extras:
Covers the St. Louis Railroad Prototype Modelers Meet with lots of photos.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
69
Author:
Kurt Matthey
Category:
Layouts - O
Scale:
O
Extras:
The author describes his 2-rail O-scale switching layout that fits in a 11'6" x 19" shelf space, modeling the Flats Industrial Railroad in the Flats District of Cleveland, OH.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
84
Author:
Bruce Petrarca
Category:
Layouts - HO - Large
Scale:
HO
A visit to the PebbleCreek Model Railroad Club in Goodyear, AZ. Includes many photos of the layout, and one of their outdoor G-scale layout.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
95
Author:
Bob Rivard
Category:
Freight Cars - Hoppers
Scale:
HO
Painting, applying decals, and weathering of this car.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
110
Author:
Mark Gilger
Category:
Track
Using the Woodland Scenics' Dust Monkey, the author describes how he uses it in his N-scale layout.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
113
Author:
Bill Beverly
Category:
Electronics
The author describes a technique he uses to make SMD LEDs look like incandescent light bulbs.
Magazine:
Model Railroad Hobbyist 2016-10
Page:
142
Author:
Lance Mindheim
Category:
Layout Design
The author is making the case for designing a layout to only have one peninsula, rather than two or three, for the maximum straight track possible in a given rectangular room.