N Scale Magazine 1998 July August Passenger cars Connecting rods & pin breaks
N Scale July August 1998
Lackky Pond A realistic pond in just two evenings by Art Fahie
Detailing Vehicles Great tips and techniques for better bodies and glass windows by Scott Mangold
Sellios Gas Station An incredible scratchbuilding project in N scale by Dan Lewis
Control Panels An inexpensive method for making great looking control panels by Brian Morgan
Passenger Cars How to improve both their performance and appearance by Terry Pitts
Oh No, It Broke! What to do when connecting rods and pins break by Matt Bilodeau
Stock Yards A comprehensive guide to modeling stock yards by N-Scale Staff
Intermodal II A modeler's guide complete with prototype and model matches by George Johnsen
The Newest Scenery A look at the newest developments in scenery techniques by Clayton Barry
Electrical Substation How to model detail in a reasonable amount of time by Gregg Ausserer
Modular Way NTRAK 25 years later by Jim FitzGerald
Heartland 1998 A look at the N Scale Convention in Kansas City provided by John Wegner
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