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To View a PDF Version of the Model Railroader Magazine Index for 2016 Sprague, Bob Painting and detailing plastic Romo, Eduardo, Nov p74 R Big city in two decks, Jun p56 kits, May p53 Sable, Chuck, Jun p75 Steam-era Lehigh Valley interlock- Upgrade a plastic freight car kit, Sassi, Lou, Jan p88, May p71, Railfanning the Colorado Rockies, ing tower, A, Apr p41 Aug p36 Dec p76 Aug p52 Steam-era switching layout, A, See also Step by Step Sassi, Lou, Nov p74 Railway Post Office May p26 Technology Scale Rails of Southwest Readers remember Andy Steam through the Sierras, Add DCC & sound to a brass Florida train club, Nov p74 Sperandeo, Jan p20 Jul p30 steam locomotive, Sep p36 Schmidt, Brian, Jun p73 (Re)building the Hoosier Line, Stelmach, Robert Animate structures with micro- Senese, Jim, Nov p75 Jul p44 Improvements below the bench- controllers, Apr p36 Søeborg, Pelle, Jun p70 Rich, Greg work, Mar p62 Point-and-shoot camera tips for Spence, Alwyn, Aug p71 Scenic showcase in HO, A, Step by Step model railroaders, Feb p56 Stapfer, James, Feb p83 Jun p44 Build a trestle over a dry wash, Practical guide to momentum Stewart, Chuck, Jan p90 January February March April May June Rickaby, Dave Jun p24 and braking, A, Jul p54 Studio Martine Caron, Jul p74 Building from memory, Apr p54 Build the benchwork for the Thompson, Mat Sulkin, Steve, Oct p66 Keeping memories alive, Eagle Mountain RR, Feb p32 Practical guide to momentum Thomas, Glyn, Aug p70 Oct p26 Cast a plaster liner for a tunnel, and braking, A, Jul p54 Thompson, Mat, Dec p79 Rocky Mountain Showcase, Oct p22 Track plans Thornton, Andy, Mar p96 Feb p58 Hide a backdrop opening with 4 track plans for 4 x 8 tables, Werre, Bob, Nov p74 Railfanning the Colorado Rock- structures, Nov p26 Mar p53 West, Carl, Dec p79 ies, Aug p52 How to build a heavy industry, Big city in two decks, Jun p56 Whitcomb, Tyler, Dec p78 Rocky Mountain Showcase, Jul p24 Space-saving urban track plan, White, Eric, Jun p75 Feb p58 How to build a white-metal kit, A, Sep p48 York Railway Modellers Club, Room-sized plan for a 1960s coal Jan p32 Room-sized plan for a 1960s Jul p75 railroad, A, Nov p40 How to cast and color plaster coal railroad, A, Nov p40 Youngblood, Peter, May p73 Russell, Harold W. rocks, May p22 Track plan for a port on a shelf, Zuback, Bill, Jun p70-75 (12) Drawings of an iconic Pennsyl- How to weather and renumber May p34 Trains of Thought vania N5c cabin car, Jul p34 ore cars, Aug p22 Track plan for a 1950s resort- Beyond running trains, Nov p86 Plans for a small-town station, Install a Tortoise switch motor city terminal, Jul p40 Dealing with shadows, Oct p78 July August September October November December Sep p33 and control it with a stationary Track plan for a 1950s resort-city From plant to railroad, Jul p86 Steam-era Lehigh Valley inter- decoder, Sep p20 terminal, Jul p40 Having second thoughts first, locking tower, A, Apr p41 Laying track and wiring the Track plan for a port on a shelf, Aug p82 See also Prototype drawings 4 x 6-foot Eagle Mountain RR May p34 Here be dragons, Dec p90 project layout, Mar p26 Trackside Photos (italics indi- Land of living dinosaurs, S Making mountains for MR’s cates photographer) Mar p106 INDEX project layout, Apr p24 Alexander, Robert, May p72 Layout size vs. layout objec- Paint, decal, and weather a Bescup, John, Sep p70 tives, Jun p86 Volume 83 • January-December 2016 Santa Fe through Southern Okla- locomotive, Dec p28 Bielefeld, Tom, Aug p68 Limiting your options, Feb p94 homa, Nov p34 Stover, Brooks Bigge, David, Sep p70 Lineside details, Apr p86 © 2016 Kalmbach Publishing Co., 21027 Crossroads Circle, P.O. Box 1612, Waukesha, WI 53187-1612. No part of this volume Sassi, Lou Changing seasons on a finished Bittinger, Steve, Aug p70 Pulling the plug, May p82 may be reprinted without the specific permission of the publisher. Basic weathering with pastel layout, Dec p32 Brennecke, Paul, Apr p74, Professional student, The, sticks, Jan p 60 Superdetailed scenes along the Sep p71 Jan p102 Bridge line in HO scale, A, Blue Ridge & Allegany, Nov p44 Cisela, John, Feb p82 Raising expectations, Sep p82 Apr p44 Switching in a small town, Cole, John, May p72 Tylick, Mike Using the index: Most feature material has been indexed at least three ways – once by title, again under Colorado in just 8 x 8 feet, Sep p52 Cote, Gilles, Jul p74 How to model rail fences, the author’s last name, and finally by subject, usually falling under at least one of the MR subject categories. Jan p62 Switzer, Mont Dodge, Andrew, Feb p80 May p32 Low riders on the Sandy River, How to model a flatcar full of Dolkos, Paul, Nov p75 (2) Scratchbuild a crossing guard’s Italics indicates an author’s name (or a photographer, under Trackside Photos). Now on ModelRailroader.com Apr p53 tractors, Feb p38 Dombey, Bruce, Mar p96 shanty, Feb p44 MR subject categories: The 2005-2016 annual indices are Midwestern main line, Oct p40 Upgrade a plastic freight car kit, DuChene, Peter, May p72 Cartoons Layout descriptions Prototype drawings Track plans Quality over quantity, Mar p32 Aug p36 Foreman, Ron, Sep p68 available as PDFs under The Magazine U-V Construction articles Obituaries Techniques tab at www.ModelRailroader.com. Superdetailed scenes along the Goins, Dan, May p73 Cover photos Operation Technology Blue Ridge & Allegany, Nov p44 Grivno, Cody, Jun p71 For a searchable index of articles in Scenic showcase in HO, A, T Halverson, Drew, Jun p74 Upgrade a plastic freight car kit, MR departments: Model Railroader and other model and prototype railroad publications, visit Jun p44 Holley, Noel, Sep p70 Aug p36 Ask MR News & Products Step by Step www.index.mrmag.com. Scott, Robert W. Techniques Huskisson, Steve, Mar p97 Vassallo, Peter DCC Corner N Scale Insight Trackside Photos Four eras over WP’s Feather 3 ways for realistic rocks, Jan p70 IGMKaarst model train club, Switching in a small town, Editorials (From the Editor) On Operation Trains of Thought River Route, Dec p46 6 ways to make painting easier, Aug p71 Sep p52 Heritage Fleet Product Reviews Scratchbuild a crossing guard’s May p56 Jenkins, Ken, Nov p75 shanty, Feb p44 7 helpful hints to better bridges, Jensen, Mike, Mar p97 Scratchbuild a wood trestle and Aug p48 Johnson, Dave, Nov p72 W-X-Y-Z truss bridge, Aug p42 Basic weathering with pastel Johnson, Kent, Jun p74 Ask MR Build a DCC testing and program- Serving the South in N scale, sticks, Jan p 60 Kreiss, Joseph, Jul p72 White, Eric 0-9 Did Southern Pacific’s Black B ming station, May p36 May p42 Easy and effective static grass, Lake, Ben, Jun p71 Meet the Eagle Mountain proj- Widows pull passenger trains? Build a lift-up section that safely Simpson, Jack Jul p51 Leone, Gerry, Oct p66 ect layout, Jan p52 3 ways for realistic rocks, Jan p70 Jul p18 Ball, Don locks in place, Feb p64 (Re)building the Hoosier Line, Easy wall signs with image Lohwasser, Eric, Jan p91 See also Step by Step 4 track plans for 4 x 8 tables, Mar DL&W used 2-over-2 signals, Scratchbuild a wood trestle and Build a prototype setting for a Jul p44 transfer, Jun p34 Maaske, Jenny, Jun p72 Wills, Keith p53 Jun p18 truss bridge, Aug p42 heritage fleet, Sep p42 Snell, M.R. Electrical troubleshooting, Mayer-Bischoff, Rosi, Aug p71 See Heritage Fleet 5 ways to interchange freight cars, Dullcote dulls weathering pow- Basic scenery for a T-Trak module, Build a signal system with Arduino Model realistic stacked steel Nov p30 Meyer, Jeff, Oct p67 Zinser, Jim Dec p38 ders, Feb p24 Jun p52 micro-controllers, Dec p42 plates, Mar p58 How to model rail fences, Mirro, Ron, Apr p74 Build a DCC testing and pro- 6 ways to make painting easier, How do I run engines together Basic weathering with pastel Build a simple structure from Søeborg, Pelle May p32 Nilsson, Håkan, Apr p75 gramming station, May p36 May p56 under DCC?, Jan p24 sticks, Jan p 60 leftovers, Aug p40 Build a simple structure from How to model realistic track Nippon Rail Swiss modelers, 7 helpful hints to better bridges, How should I gap my N scale Battery power without compro- Build benchwork for a sectional leftovers, Aug p40 and roadbed, Apr p28 Feb p83 Aug p48 rails? Dec p20 mises, Jun p38 layout, Mar p70 Basic scenery for a T-Trak mod- How to operate a small switch- Otte, Steven, Jun p72 How was Virginian viaduct Besougloff, Neil Building from memory, Apr p54 ule, Jun p52 ing layout, Mar p38 Pendley, Jim, Apr p72 built? Oct p18 See Editorials Build benchwork for a sectional How to weather a modern Pesek, Phil, Feb p83 A What does an end-of-train Big city in two decks, Jun p56 layout, Mar p70 diesel, Oct p33 Peters, Casey, Sep p71 device do? Aug p18 Boehlert, Paul C How to model realistic track How to weather a modern unit Pitanza, Mark, Dec p78 Add DCC & sound to a brass What makes a turnout “DCC Space-saving urban track plan, and roadbed, Apr p28 coal train, Nov p56 Plough, Bob, Oct p65 steam locomotive, Sep p36 friendly?” Nov p20 A, Sep p48 Campbell, Steve How to weather a modern How to weather with acrylics, Popp, David, Jun p70, p73 Aligning track on moveable What’s in a buffer car? Apr p18 Track plan for a port on a shelf, Hauling coal on the Penn Cen- diesel, Oct p33 May p50 Pugliese, Vince, Jul p75 benchwork, Aug p34 What’s the prototype for U.S.
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