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Tony Koester to Headline 2010 NASG National Convention

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2010-05/06

Page:

5

Author:

unaccredited

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

Scale:

S

Information about the 2010 NASG Convention, including the keynote speaker at the banquet, modular layouts at the Convention, and a listing of the clinics to be held.

S Product Review

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2010-05/06

Page:

8

Author:

various authors

Category:

Product Review

Scale:

S

Reviewed are the Fuel Tank by GCLaser, Julie's Cantina & Dance Hall by Andersen Model Kits, and the McPherson's Tooling & Machining by Twin Whistle Sign & Kit Company.

Scale Scene

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2010-05/06

Page:

12

Author:

Rusty Westermeier

Category:

Locomotives - Steam

Scale:

S

The author provides information on the various Rex steam locomotives, and some of the modifications he has made to some. Includes photos of them.

Building S Layout

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2010-05/06

Page:

12

Author:

Terry Stone

Category:

Layout Construction

Scale:

S

This installment covers backdrops, lighting, and rocks.

American Flyer Collector's Column

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2010-05/06

Page:

16

Author:

Ted Hamler

Category:

Collecting

Scale:

S

This is the first of two columns on the topic of American Flyer catalogs.

American Flyer 4-8-8-4s Make the Grade

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2010-05/06

Page:

20

Author:

Mike Douglass

Category:

Locomotives - Steam

Scale:

S

The author describes running the two Lionel 4-8-8-4 locomotives recently purchased on the Southwestern Ohio Oxford Two-Rail Train Club layout (which measures 30'x50'). Includes many professional photos of the engines staged on the layout.

Plasticville, USA: Symbol of Postwar Bliss and Contentment

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2010-05/06

Page:

25

Author:

Bob Brooke

Category:

Structures

Scale:

S

This article covers the history of the Bachmann company started in 1833 in Philadelphia, PA, and how they eventually started producing the Plasticville, U.S.A. product line. Includes many photos of the models.

The Roundhouse

Magazine:

S Gaugian 2010-05/06

Page:

30

Author:

Bill Clark

Category:

American Flyer

Scale:

S

The author answers questions about the whistle 314AW.