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N Scale Magazine 1997 Nov Dec DCC New Life for Box Cars Track Cleaning Cars
N Scale November December 1997
The Erie-Lackawanna Rich Hedstrom's scenery tips and techniques By Don Spiro
Rogers on the Louie A 12"x30" inspiration from the Minneapolis and St. Louis By Roger Bee
New Life for Box Cars How to update your fleet without depleting your wallet By Steve Holzheimer
DCC A great guide for the latest in Digital Command Control by Terry Pitts
Track Cleaning Cars A look at cars from Roco, Aztec, and Centerline by Art Fahie
Wood Decks A great technique for creating weathered flat car decks by Todd Gamble
Twin Star Rocket A Rock Island premier train modeled in the 1950s By John Wegner
Modular Way New ways to control NTRAK layouts By Jim FitzGerald
Milwaukee SW1200 How to convert a UP to a Milwaukee Road switcher By Dan Lewis
The Athabasca System A final look at the operations on this incredible layout By Clayton Barry
Surface Mounting A powerful technique that can be used in any kitbashing project By Ron Bearden
U30C Phases 2 and 3 Modeling a SOO Line U30C using a stock Kato model By Ron Bearden
The Falls A module based on the West Virginia coal industry By Bob Utley
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