
Magazine:
S Gaugian 2011-11/12
Page:
10
Author:
Rusty Westermeier
Category:
Model Railroad Philosophy
Scale:
S
This is the author's second-to-last column, and he provides his views on the current state of S-scale and what he has learned since he started writing the column.
Magazine:
S Gaugian 2011-11/12
Page:
16
Author:
Robert L. Petrosky
Category:
Structures - Homes
Scale:
S
The author visited the house that was featured in the 1983 "A Christmas Story", which is now a museum. He took many photos and used those to create scale drawings, from which he scratchbuilt a model of this house.
Magazine:
S Gaugian 2011-11/12
Page:
18
Author:
Gerry Evans
Category:
Freight Cars - Stock Cars
Scale:
S
The author kitbashed two Scenery Unlimited 40-foot circus stock cars into this model.
Magazine:
S Gaugian 2011-11/12
Page:
20
Author:
Tom Robinson
Category:
Track
Scale:
S
This installment covers the American S Gauge track system marketed by Classic Trains of California. This track features solid code 172 nickel-silver rail, and the ties are made of ABS plastic with wood grain pattern.
Magazine:
S Gaugian 2011-11/12
Page:
22
Author:
Karl Seller
Category:
Locomotives - Diesel
Scale:
S
In this installment the author covers the trucks, finishing the model, and painting and weathering.
Magazine:
S Gaugian 2011-11/12
Page:
24
Author:
Ken Zieska
Category:
Track
Scale:
S
Using code 70 or 83 in yards and sidings and code 100 on the main line has been a good choice for S-scalers modeling the transition era. The author continues by reviewing American Models flextrack, Customtrax flextrack, Tomalco flextrack, Shinohara flextrack, S-Helper Service flextrack, and sharing tips on how to work with all of them.
Magazine:
S Gaugian 2011-11/12
Page:
26
Author:
Ted Hamler
Category:
Collecting
Scale:
S
The author continues his series on American Flyer accessories kits.
Magazine:
S Gaugian 2011-11/12
Page:
28
Author:
Bill Clark
Category:
Locomotives - Steam
Scale:
S
The author describes the techniques he uses to make his American Flyer steam engines perform better.