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Saving Our Scale
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2019-09/10
Page:
12
Author:
David Vaughn
Category:
Model Railroad Philosophy
Scale:
O
The author is trying to drum up support for two-rail O-scale modeling, by creating a blog.
Black Fork Railway
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2019-09/10
Page:
15
Author:
Robert Helm
Category:
Layouts - O
Scale:
O
The author describes changing his existing HO-scale layout and morphing it into an O-scale one.
Canadian National Railways Sanmore Subdivision Part 1
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2019-09/10
Page:
31
Author:
Serge Lebel
Category:
Signaling
Scale:
O
The author tackles the most difficult part of building a layout, which is creating and installing a working signaling system. This installment covers the basics, his layout's track plan, and types of signals.
Aging Boxcar Out On The Line
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2019-09/10
Page:
48
Author:
Steve Harvath
Category:
Freight Cars - Box Cars
Scale:
O
The author bought a used MTH 34' box car that he converted into a more accurate model.
Building A Resin Gondola Kit
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2019-09/10
Page:
54
Author:
Glenn Guerra
Category:
Freight Cars - Gondolas
Scale:
O
The author describes the process of building a Funaro & Carmerlengo O-scale NYC gondola kit.
The Story of Adams & Son Model Foundry
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2019-09/10
Page:
69
Author:
Stephen K. Neill
Category:
Model Railroad Manufacturers
Scale:
O
The "Son" part of the company describes the story of the company as he grew up learning the tasks his father did. Includes several photos of the original models.
Backshop Solutions
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2019-09/10
Page:
110
Author:
Ross Dando
Category:
Freight Cars
Scale:
O
The author describes how to form grab irons, using a handful of jigs. Includes straight and drop grab irons.
What's On Your Workbench?
Magazine:
O Scale Resource 2019-09/10
Page:
118
Author:
Michael George
Category:
Scenery - Vehicles
Scale:
O
The author describes his process for turning a Woodland Scenic's model into something that looks more like a true model.