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Build a portable branch line
By David Popp
Part 2: We add rocks, rivers, buried track, and a lot of trees to our Thin Branch project
pg. 28

Subscribe to Model Railroad Video Plus to watch the techniques the MR staff used to build the thin branch
Track plan for Chocolate Town, USA
By Bob Sprague
This N scale track plan centers on rail-served Hershey’s chocolate factories
pg. 36

How to model realistic pole lines
By Pelle Søeborg
Tips for painting, weathering, and installing this common right-of-way detail
pg. 39

Light up a big-city skyline
By Richard Wendt
Use LEDs to illuminate photo-backdrop buildings from the inside out
pg. 42

Big scenes on a double-deck club layout
By Paul J. Dolkos
The Lehigh & Keystone Valley RR club finds its permanent home and builds a focused, 45 x 60-foot model railroad
pg. 44

How to model a contaminated dirt load
By Matt Snell
These contemporary loads are bound for hazardous waste disposal sites
pg. 52

California dreaming in S scale
By Bob Werre, Cody Grivno, associate editor, Brian Jackson
This 27 x 39-foot layout features the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific in the 1950s
pg. 56
Model Railroader September 2013
Model Railroader

Model Railroader September 2013

$1.80 $5.99
Build a portable branch line
By David Popp
Part 2: We add rocks, rivers, buried track, and a lot of trees to our Thin Branch project
pg. 28

Subscribe to Model Railroad Video Plus to watch the techniques the MR staff used to build the thin branch
Track plan for Chocolate Town, USA
By Bob Sprague
This N scale track plan centers on rail-served Hershey’s chocolate factories
pg. 36

How to model realistic pole lines
By Pelle Søeborg
Tips for painting, weathering, and installing this common right-of-way detail
pg. 39

Light up a big-city skyline
By Richard Wendt
Use LEDs to illuminate photo-backdrop buildings from the inside out
pg. 42

Big scenes on a double-deck club layout
By Paul J. Dolkos
The Lehigh & Keystone Valley RR club finds its permanent home and builds a focused, 45 x 60-foot model railroad
pg. 44

How to model a contaminated dirt load
By Matt Snell
These contemporary loads are bound for hazardous waste disposal sites
pg. 52

California dreaming in S scale
By Bob Werre, Cody Grivno, associate editor, Brian Jackson
This 27 x 39-foot layout features the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific in the 1950s
pg. 56
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