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Building the CS&R

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2001-03/04

Page:

18

Author:

Chip Romig

Category:

Layout Construction

Scale:

S

The author's first S-scale layout (switching from HO-scale) represents an an independently-owned 1950s western bridge line that operates between the Rio Grande and the Union Pacific railroads. This article covers the method for building the benchwork, how the yards were handles, and choosing to use code 100 rail. A few under-construction photos accompany the article.

Scale Scene

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2001-03/04

Page:

19

Author:

Rusty Westermeier

Category:

Freight Cars - Flat Cars

Scale:

S

This article is about converting an American Flyer depressed-center flat to scale, and building a transformer load.

Great Lakes Lumber Co. CF-7

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2001-03/04

Page:

23

Author:

Gary Ippolito

Category:

Locomotives - Diesel

Scale:

S

The author describes how he built this unique model starting with an American Models GP7.

Rolling Stock Gilbert Could Have Made, But Didn't...

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2001-03/04

Page:

25

Author:

Bob Werre

Category:

Freight Cars

Scale:

S

A hypothetical set of freight cars that A.C. Gilbert didn't make. Includes models by Gary Ippolito and Jerry Poniatowski.

Executive Transport for the A.C. Gilbert Company

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2001-03/04

Page:

38

Author:

John Bell

Category:

Airplanes

Scale:

S

The article covers how to scratchbuild an S-scale DC-3. Includes a photo of the model and drawings for the various parts.

American Flyer Collector's Column

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2001-03/04

Page:

40

Author:

Robert J. Tufts

Category:

Collecting

Scale:

S

This column covers the A.C. Gilbert Export Division, which was responsible for sales outside of the U.S.

The Roundhouse

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2001-03/04

Page:

44

Author:

Tom Jarcho

Category:

American Flyer

Scale:

S

This column covers how to deal with A.F. engines that run great in reverse but poorly going forward.