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Jeff's Junction
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2010 #5 October
Page:
5
Author:
Jeff Madden
Category:
Model Railroad Philosophy
Scale:
S
Keeping "model" in model railroading. The hobby still requires model building.
Best in Show Duluth 2010
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2010 #5 October
Page:
8
Author:
R. James Whipple
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Scale:
S
Contest winners report for the 2010 NASG Convention.
2010 Duluth Convention Report
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2010 #5 October
Page:
9
Author:
Jeff Madden
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Scale:
S
Comments and photos of the 2010 NASG Convention.
The NASG American Flyer Car Project Part VI
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2010 #5 October
Page:
16
Author:
Doug Peck
Category:
American Flyer
Scale:
S
Covers the years 2000 and 2001, which were very popular tank cars.
S-Pikes at the Convention
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2010 #5 October
Page:
17
Author:
Jeff Madden
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Scale:
S
Many photos taken during the 2010 NASG Convention.
Contest Winners
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2010 #5 October
Page:
21
Author:
Bob Werre
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Scale:
S
Photos of the contest winners' models at the 2010 NASG Convention.
The Straight & Narrow
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2010 #5 October
Page:
22
Author:
David Heine
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Scale:
S
Overview of the 30th National Narrow Gauge Convention held in the St. Louis area on September 1st through 4th, 2010. Includes photos of Sn3 and Sn2 layouts and modules.
More Loads for S Scale Open Top Cars
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2010 #5 October
Page:
24
Author:
Edwin C. Kirstatter
Category:
Freight Car Loads
Scale:
S
A Rex flat car with a box and a GM engine as its load. A converted AF flat car with a large lumber load.
North Carolina Portable Switching Layout
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2010 #5 October
Page:
28
Author:
Monte Heppe
Category:
Modules
Scale:
S
There being only two S-scale modelers in the all-scale club to which the author belongs, he decided that it would be better to build a portable switching layout serving six industries and a team track in a 2' x 8' space, rather than a full-blown modular layout. Includes photos of the layout, including how it folds up.