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Model Railroader Magazine 2000 October Track wiring Model stone overpass Tweetsi
Model Railroader October 2000
CONTENTS
56 The HO Missouri, Kansas & Quincy By Gary Hoover
A model railroad built to railfan
64 Union Freight: Part 2 By John Pryke
Tips for installing and testing track that will be embedded in paving
70 Stupid train tricks By Bill Henderson
Backward hogs, disappearing magnets, and other clever devices
72 The Third Subdivision of Nickel Plate's St. Louis Line By Tony Koester
Concluding our look at this ambitious layout project
82 Civil War Alexandria waterfront diorama By Bernard Kernpinski
An HO scale salute to Herman Haupt and the United States Military RR
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
86 Tweetsie's long caboose By Marty McGuirk
A distinctive Eastern narrow gauge car
90 Shortline engine terminal By David Lustig
The Pecos Valley Southern fits it all in a wye
94 Build a stone arch overpass By Paul N. Stoving
Tunnel portals provide the starting point
100 Ron Johns' Cascade, Washington in N scale By Kirk Reddie
A small, L-shaped layout with an artistic touch
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