NASG Dispatch 1997 #2 April Articles
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Jeff's Junction
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
5
Author:
Jeff Madden
Category:
Operations
Description:
Even if your home layout is not yet finished, it can be successfully operated as long as the track work is ready.
Denver Zephyr '97
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
8
Authors:
Glenn Sponholtz & Karl Sellers
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Description:
Prototype railroading in the Denver area when on the way to and from the 1997 NASG Convention.
Denver Zephyr '97
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
10
Author:
Jerry Porter
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Description:
A listing of clinics and local layouts open at the 1997 NASG Convention.
35 Years for the S Gaugian
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
12
Author:
Jeff Madden
Category:
Model Railroad Manufacturers
Description:
Don Heimburger is celebrating 35 years of continuous publication of the S Gaugian magazine. This article gives some background on Don.
Meet an S Gauger
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
13
Author:
Bill Krause
Category:
Model Railroads and People
Description:
Introduction to Dick Kloes.
Short and Easy
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
14
Author:
Kent Singer
Category:
Freight Car Loads
Description:
Building hopper coal loads using a styrofoam base.
Module Corner
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
15
Author:
Bill Krause
Category:
Modules
Description:
The column covers how the Connecticut S Gaugers hand-laid the track on their modules.
The Posthole Mine
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
18
Author:
Ernie Horr
Category:
Structures - Industrial
Description:
The author provides information about how he built this mine building. It includes scale drawings, a materials list, and photos of the complete model.
Standard's Chairman Visits the Sn3 Symposium in Phoenix
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
23
Author:
Robert Sherwood
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
The 'S'traight & Narrow
Issue:
1997 #2 April
Page:
24
Author:
David Heine
Category:
Layout Construction
Description:
Covers how goods were transferred between narrow-gauge and standard-gauge cars. Also covered are how to have two identical cars, one with each type of truck to simulate transferring the car by swapping the trucks (includes photos).