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N Scale Magazine 2002 July August Abingdon Freight House
N Scale Magazine 2002 July Aug Abingdon Freight House
86 Pages
An Urban Scene
Creating an urban scene for a stub-end yard
by Robert Lah
Fuel Truck Kitbashing
How to get tanked in an hour by George Carroll
Prefabricated Streets
A simple street making technique by Charles Moslander
MadeRite Shoes
A George Sellios building in N Photos by John Hawkins
The Abingdon Project
The Freight House - Part I by Robert L. Hundman
Holyoke Trolley Car
Kitbashing to create a prototypical car
by Kenneth L. Harstine
Scenery Detailing
How to add new scenery to a completed module
L&N H-29
Kitbashing the new Bachmann Consolidation
by Paul J. Downs
Modular Way
Using DCC on NTRAK modules by Jim FitzGerald
Electronic Workshop
Creating a custom lighting control panel for your layout
by Bob Kendall
Kitbashing for Beginners
A simple starter project by Philip A. Scandura, Jr.
Jeff Ashby's C&O - Part IIWe continue to be awestruck by Jeff's genius
by Dan Lewis, MMR
Module Layout
An intimate look at a European module layout,
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