
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1986-09
Page:
62
Author:
Paul J. Dolkos
Category:
Scenery - Trackside
Railroad yards are not pretty nor clean, so this article describes some things you can do to mimic the real world.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1986-09
Page:
73
Author:
George A. Edward
Category:
Tools
The author describes how to take a scale drawing in any scale and make copies of it, using a copier machine, to the scale in which you are modeling. Includes a scale conversion chart.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1986-09
Page:
80
Author:
Al Turner
Category:
Track
Scale:
HO
This step-by-step article covers how to build a functional turntable, as well as all the details a turntable bridge has. Includes many photos and drawings.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1986-09
Page:
91
Author:
Michael Tylick
Category:
Photography & Videography
After the author describes why you want to use a pinhole, he describes how he built one for his camera.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1986-09
Page:
96
Author:
Gordon Odegard
Category:
Scenery - Mountains
A brief how-to article on how to model cuts and fills (land above and below the track level).
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1986-09
Page:
100
Author:
Bob Kress
Category:
Structures - Industrial
Scale:
HO
Using press-on lettering and a couple of airbrushing techniques, the author shows how to model faded signs on brick buildings.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1986-09
Page:
110
Author:
Russ Schoof
Category:
Freight Cars
This is an instructional tip on how to make an actuating lever to catch the axle of a piece of rolling stock that needs to be parked on a grade. His design also includes a safety LED, to be mounted in the fascia, to indicate whether or not the lever is in a position to catch the next axle.