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Scale Scene

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2003-01/02

Page:

16

Author:

Rusty Westermeier

Category:

M.O.W. Equipment

Scale:

S

The author describes how he scratchbuilt a scale test car, citing references he used (and even though a brass model was available).

27th Fall SFest Numbers Outstanding

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2003-01/02

Page:

18

Author:

Terry Dyer

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

Scale:

S

The author provides an overview of the 2002 Fall S Fest held in Tinley Park, Illinois. In addition to the large vendor area, there were also clinics and operating layouts.

Scratchbuilders Need the Right Power Tools

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2003-01/02

Page:

20

Author:

John Bell

Category:

Tools

The author lists a number of tools he highly recommends to those who wish to build their own models.

'The Man Who Save Christmas' View From the Inside

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2003-01/02

Page:

24

Author:

Bill Bean

Category:

Model Railroads and People

The author was the Erector set expert used for the props for the CBS movie. He provides a behind-the-scenes look into the making of this movie.

Amtrak's AEM-7 Electric

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2003-01/02

Page:

32

Author:

Jerry Poniatowski

Category:

Locomotives - Electric

Scale:

S

The author describes how he scratchbuilt this model. Includes a sidebar on the history of this engine.

How I Painted and Re-lettered to Create a Norfolk & Western Caboose

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2003-01/02

Page:

36

Author:

J. Wayne Beachy

Category:

Cabooses

Scale:

S

The author describes how he converted an AF caboose into this model.

American Flyer Collector's Column

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2003-01/02

Page:

37

Author:

Robert J. Tufts

Category:

Collecting

Scale:

S

The author describes why A.C. Gilbert switched to the 5-digit numbering system in 1957 (use of computers).

The Roundhouse

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2003-01/02

Page:

40

Author:

Tom Jarcho

Category:

Operations

Scale:

S

The author likes to put on his operator's hat sometimes to run the many trains on his layout. This requires planning.