NASG Dispatch 2001 #3 June Articles
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Jeff's Junction
Issue:
2001 #3 June
Page:
5
Author:
Jeff Madden
Category:
Layout Design
Description:
For those who just switched to S-scale, here is a reality-check, and a prioritized list of how to go about getting started in designing and building a layout in S-scale.
Whiteoak Models Code 100 Turnouts
Issue:
2001 #3 June
Page:
9
Author:
Kelvin White
Category:
Track
Description:
The owner of Whiteoak Models describes the turnouts he has manufactured and sells.
Steamtown NASG 2001 Convention
Issue:
2001 #3 June
Page:
10
Author:
unaccredited
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Description:
More details about the 2001 NASG Convention. Includes prototype and layout photos of those who are to be on the tours.
The Way It Was
Issue:
2001 #3 June
Page:
11
Author:
Marvin Layman
Category:
Operations
Description:
How mail was transferred between cars and local stations, and how that can be simulated with an A.F. #718 or 918 operating mail car.
S Spree Draws Big Crowd
Issue:
2001 #3 June
Page:
12
Author:
Alan Evans
Category:
Model Railroad Shows
Description:
A review of the event in Columbus, Ohio. Includes several photos.
Missionaries for S
Issue:
2001 #3 June
Page:
14
Author:
Jay Mellon
Category:
Model Railroad Clubs
Description:
The small Crescent City S Gaugers group decides to build a portable layout for local train shows. This article describes how they went about doing so. Includes photos and a track plan.
Fixin' Flyer
Issue:
2001 #3 June
Page:
18
Author:
David Dewey
Category:
American Flyer
Description:
How to identify smoke-in-tender models and how to fix them.
The 'S'traight & Narrow
Issue:
2001 #3 June
Page:
20
Author:
David Heine
Category:
Locomotives - Steam
Description:
The author provides tips and a bit of a product review of the Railmaster Exports 4-4-0 kit. Includes a model photo.
Tired Iron
Issue:
2001 #3 June
Page:
8
Author:
Ted Larson
Category:
Scenery - Vehicles
Description:
The author delves into the question, which of the available 1:64 pickup models are actually 1:64? He specifically covers the 1956 Ford and the 1950 Chevy. Dimensions and photos are included. This also contains an addendum to the Hartoy AHL listing of February 1999 issue's article.