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The initial goal of a new model railroader flush with locomotives, track, and rolling stock is to operate two trains on his layout at the same time, each with independent speed and direction control. This milepost can be reached with cab-control wiring. With two direct- current power packs, single-pole double-throw toggle switches, and hardware-store wire, […]
Click here to view a PDF version of the Model Railroader magazine index for 2013. […]
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If you’re looking for an article from a past issue of Classic Trains, check out the annual index for 2012-2013. Classic Trains’ 2012-2013 index […]
GRW index 2013 […]
We have compiled this annual index as a service to our readers. It contains all of the articles, departments, and subject categories of the calendar year. Most feature material has been indexed three or more times: by the title which it was published; under the author’s last name; and by subject. Click on the link […]
Model Railroad Planning editor Tony Koester provides highlights of this year’s issue. Featured layouts include an exquisite HO scale model of New Orleans Union Passenger Terminal and a spectacular N scale Southern Pacific Siskiyou Line. There’s even a cylindrical layout as well as five compact model railroads in 4 scales that fit in a 14 […]
Basic Training is a series of videos for modelers just starting out in the hobbby. In this episode, learn how to properly use rail joiners to connect sections of track for your model railroad. […]
Basic Training is a series of videos for modelers just starting out in the hobbby. In this episode, learn how to properly use rail joiners to connect sections of track for your model railroad. […]