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To View a PDF Version of the Model Railroader Magazine Index for 2014 Puckett, Larry Sprague, Bob CSX Indianapolis Subdivision Talbott, Jim, Nov p78 Building scenery for a gantlet Double-deck plan for a modern (HO), Nov p42 Thompson, Mat, Dec p91 bridge, Oct p56 short line, Sep p33 CSX Indianapolis Subdivision Walterreit, Jerry, Jun p77 How to build a gantlet track, Room-sized plan for a busy (N), Nov p42 Wegner, John, Mar p79 Sep p51 junction, Oct p62 Doswell Junction (HO), Oct p62 Weigel, Randall, Jul p75 Quick and easy well car weather- Two plans for a modern-era Lime Ridge & Hercules and Trains of Thought ing, Jan p68 secondary line, Nov p42 Portland & Western (HO), Apr “A gallon of purplish-orange Stacy, Ron p57 paint, please!”, Feb p87 Clip and dip goldenrod trees, Norfolk & Western (O), Jan p64 It’s not my railroad, Nov p75 R Sep p57 Trackside Photos (italics indi- Job aids, or clutter?, Jul p71 Steam-to-diesel on the Boston & cates photographer) Modeling the 1960s, Jun p73 Reynolds, Alastair Maine, Jun p54 Angel, Glen, Apr p78 Purpose of repurposed depots, Step by Step Freelancing the Southern in N Angell, Dave, Mar p78 The, May p71 January February March April May June scale, Sep p28 Build an easy car float, Mar p28 Barry, Ernie, Sep p76 Ready-to-run: tombstone or RFID for model railroad opera- Build an N scale cattle yard, Bethune, Thomas, Feb p90 steppingstone?, Dec p84 tions, Dec p46 May p22 Blanks, Larry, Aug p72 Real-time repairs or RIP tracks, Rickaby, Dave How to add figures to a passen- Boyd, Garry, Aug p70 Sep p72 Chasing history on the Pennsy, ger coach, Feb p34 Bramlage, Bill, Oct p76 Righting wrong impressions, Apr p60 How to model a grade crossing, Brown, John, Sep p76 Jan p92 Rising from the ashes, Nov p46 Jul p26 Caswell, Skip, Mar p79 Sprung trucks, semi-scale Rod Stewart reaches a milestone, How to model a hay field, Dec Clark, John and Tom, Apr p78 wheels, Mar p75 Feb p52 p32 Coffey, Doug, Apr p76 Tick, tick, tick..., Oct p75 Room-sized plan for a busy junc- How to model a heritage fleet, Dolkos, Paul, Nov p79 Towns by the numbers – or let- tion, Oct p62 Jan p36 Ebejer, Jim, Sep p76 ters, Aug p69 Russell, Harold W. How to upgrade a basic plastic Edgar, Robert, Jan p88 What’s that track for?, Apr p75 Erie milk and express car, Nov coal tower kit, Apr p28 Elmhurst Model RR Club, Jul Trees in 60 seconds, May p28 p54 How to weather with acrylics, p75 Tried and true, Sep p44 Nov p28 Farrow, Mike, May p75 Turn a 4 x 8 inside-out, Apr p57 Kitbash a brewery, part 1, Aug Feko, Frank, May p74 Two plans for a modern-era sec- July August September October November December S p24 Feraca, John, Jan p90 ondary line, Nov p42 Kitbash a brewery, part 2, Sep Foreman, Ron, Jun p74 Tylick, Mike Santa Fe meets the Espee in a p24 Fricker, Ron, Jun p76 Good fences make good scenery, spare room, Jul p44 Kitbash a brewery, part 3, Oct Fryer, Bill, Jul p75 Oct p54 Sassi, Lou p26 Gaige, George, Jan p90 Compact layout in a living Model an abandoned interlock- Gasparik, Lee, Apr p79 U-V INDEX room, A, Feb p38 ing tower, Jun p26 Gloor, Peter, Jan p91 Eastern logging 1960s style, Stover, Brooks Heitmann, John, Jun p76 Volume 81 • January-December 2014 Jul p38 How to build an abandoned Hemenway, Scott, Feb p91 Update on the Nickel Plate, Dec Hauling lumber and stone to mine, Oct p40 Herndon, Greg, Oct p79 p36 © 2015 Kalmbach Publishing Co., 21027 Crossroads Circle, P.O. Box 1612, Waukesha, WI 53187-1612. No part of this volume the sea, Jun p44 Stoving, Richard L. Hodges, Trevor, Feb p91 Upgrading vintage AHM helium may be reprinted without the specific permission of the publisher. How to build lightweight sec- Landmark scenes along the Humbolt Bay & Eureka Model cars, Aug p36 tional benchwork, Jul p36 Water Level Route, Jan p54 RR Club, Feb p90 Vail, Jim How to paint and weather track Swanson, Carl Johnson, John M., Oct p74 High country railroading on in 5 steps (and how to lay it), two decks, May p44 Rod Stewart reaches a mile- Johnson, Steve, Aug p73 Using the index: Most feature material has been indexed at least three ways – once by title, again under Jun p30 stone, Feb p52 Kahne, Paul, Apr p79 the author’s last name, and finally by subject, usually falling under at least one of the MR subject categories. Second time around the Rat- Kingsnorth, Bob, Dec p91 W-X-Y-Z Now on ModelRailroader.com hole Division, Aug p42 T Kirkpatrick, Doug, Dec p88 Italics indicates an author’s name (or a photographer, under Trackside Photos). Tried and true, Sep p44 Kirkwood, Ken, Mar p76 MR subject categories: Schaff, Gary Klettke, Kevin, Nov p76 Watson, Russ The 2005-2014 annual indices are Built by the pros, Aug p52 Tall tale come true, A, Dec p58 Kolenc, Terry, May p75 How to scratchbuild a handcar Cartoons Layout descriptions Prototype drawings Technology available as PDFs under The Magazine Scratchbuild a caboose from Techniques Krueger, Jerry, May p72, 74, 75 shed, Mar p38 Construction articles Obituaries Prototype information Track plans tab at www.ModelRailroader.com. styrene, May p52 6 ways to use a digital craft cut- Lally, Paul, Dec p90 Weathering rooftops, Nov p36 Cover photos Operation Techniques For a searchable index of articles in Scratchbuild a cement plant from ter for your layout, Jun p36 Landow, George, Jun p77 White, Eric Model Railroader and other model and photos, Aug p30 12 tips to build more layout Leone, Gerry, Nov p79 See DCC Corner MR departments: prototype railroad publications, visit Second time around the Rathole faster, Sep p36 Lewis, Dan, Oct p77 Workshop Tips DCC Corner News & Products Product Reviews Trains of Thought www.index.mrmag.com. Division, Aug p42 Accessible 3-D printing, Nov Lillehagen, Jon Andre, Oct p78 6 tips for choosing a realistic Editorials (From the Editor) N Scale Insight Step by Step Workshop Tips Sedita, Joe p63 Lohwasser, Eric, Apr p78, Jul car fleet, Feb p30 Information Desk Operators, The Trackside Photos See Cartoons Add magnetic air brake hoses to p74, Dec p90 Build a bench hook for precise Skinner, Aaron HO rolling stock, Jun p34 Marshall, John, Feb p91 saw cuts, May p20 Hobby paint roundup, Mar p54 Conceal trackwork in a city Meyer, Jeffrey, Jul p72 Conceal staging inside a big Smas, Jim scene, Jan p72 Nottage, Ed, Feb p88 industry, Jan p30 Big sound for little engines, Mar p42 Build a resin gondola kit, Feb p48 Conceal trackwork in a city scene, Piece of Ohio in a Penn Central Creating mirror magic, Dec p52 Oakes, Bob, Mar p78 Easy repair for Rix turnout 0-9 Blair, Alan Build a sliding lift and pivot gate Jan p72 depot, Mar p58 Enhance the deck of a ready-to- Oyster, Gregory, May p74 controls, Apr p24 Make a big building even bigger for easy access, May p58 Confalone, Mike Snell, M.R. run flatcar, Nov p40 Palermo, Steve, Jul p74 Essential tools for beginners, 6 steps to a better covered hopper, without adding parts, Feb p44 Building scenery for a gantlet Steam-to-diesel on the Boston Enhance the deck fo a ready-to- How to paint and weather track Patterson, James, Oct p79 Dec p28 Jul p55 Botzow, Herm bridge, Oct p56 & Maine, Jun p54 run flatcar, Nov p40 in 5 steps (and how to lay it), Pearson, Ron, Aug p72 Hide your wiring right up front, 6 ways to use a digital craft cutter Day on the Creston Turn, A, Apr Built by the pros, Aug p52 Construction articles: Layouts Model a bulk transfer facility in Jun p30 Pikemasters Model RR Club of Mar p24 for your layout, Jun p36 p48 and modules an existing yard, Jun p50 Make junkyard details from foil Colorado Springs, Colo., Oct How to solder power feeders, 12 tips to build more layout faster, O scale railroad built for opera- Build a 5 x 8 harbor railroad, Three ways to weather rolling wine caps, Mar p64 p79 Sep p22 Sep p36 tion, An, Apr p44 C part 1, Jan p40 stock, Nov p32 Quick and easy well car weath- Poage, Larry, May p72 Modern diesel identification, Brown, Steve Build a 5 x 8 harbor railroad, Søeborg, Pelle ering, Jan p68 Powell, Sam, Nov p79 Aug p22 Rising from the ashes, Nov p46 Cartoons part 2, Feb p60 Add magnetic air brake hoses to Three ways to weather rolling Puffer, Seth, Jan p91 NMRA Standards and Recom- A Build a 5 x 8 harbor railroad, part Matteo, Matt: Jan p105, Feb Build a 5 x 8 harbor railroad, HO rolling stock, Jun p34 stock, Nov p32 Reeves, Ken, Jun p76 mended Practices, Jun p24 1, Jan p40 p101, Apr p89, Jun p85, Aug part 3, Mar p32 Add straps to a center-beam Twisting trees from wire, Jan Rettig, Russ, Apr p79 Realistic foundations for small Accessible 3-D printing, Nov p63 Build a 5 x 8 harbor railroad, part p81, Oct p89, Nov p89 Expand a staging yard into the flatcar, Sep p42 p61 Rickaby, Dave, Mar p79, Aug structures, Jul p22 Add magnetic air brake hoses to 2, Feb p60 Sedita, Joe: Mar p89, May p85, aisle, Feb p68 How to upgrade a Kato HO Weathering rooftops, Nov p36 p72 Stop steam locomotive derail- HO rolling stock, Jun p34 Build a 5 x 8 harbor railroad, part Jul p85, Sep p85, Dec p101 Construction articles: scale AC4400CW.
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