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To View a PDF Version of the Model Railroader Magazine Index for 2010 January February March April May June July August September October november december IndEx Volume 77 • January-december 2010 © 2010 Kalmbach Publishing Co., 21027 Crossroads Circle, P.O. Box 1612, Waukesha, WI 53187-1612. No part of this volume may be reprinted without the specific permission of the publisher. Using the index: Most feature material has been indexed at least three ways – once by title, again under the author’s last name, and finally by subject, usually falling under at least one of the MR subject categories. An asterisk (*) preceding an entry indicates a feature by its title. Now on ModelRailroader.com MR subject categories: The 2005 through 2010 annual Biographical sketches Control and electrical Obituaries Techniques indices are available as PDFs at Cartoons Cover photos Operation Track plans www.ModelRailroader.com. For a Construction articles Layout descriptions Prototype information searchable index of articles in Model Railroader and other model and proto- MR departments: type railroad publications, visit index. DCC Corner News & Products Step by Step Workshop mrmag.com. Editorials (From the Editor) The Operators Trackside Photos Information Desk Product Reviews Trains of Thought tions, Jul p42 building, Apr p47 small layout for DCC, Apr p62 0-9 *Build a through girder turntable, Salt Lake Route part 5: Easy-to- Sep p36 build desert scenery, May p50 *3 clever ideas for detailing structure B *Busy mainline town in HO, A, Salt Lake Route part 6: Industry models, Aug p56 Jul p38 and yard scenery, Jun p38 *7 handy turnout tips, Aug p34 Ball, Don *City to countryside, Nov p48 *13 tips for freight yard operation Add work stations to your layout, *Classic mill spans many modeling and design, Jun p32 Jun p58 C eras, Jun p67 *Baltimore & Ohio at its peak, The, *Color with powdered pastels, Mar p64 *Car forwarding with tags, Jul p54 Jul p45 A Besougloff, Neil Cartoons Construction articles: Layouts and See also Editorials Abbott, George, Aug p93 modules *Achieve realistic colors under artifi- See also Step by Step Gustafson, Raymond “Sketch,” Salt Lake Route part 1: The inspi- cial lighting, Dec p52 *Big steam in coal country, Oct p50 May p97 ration for a small layout, Jan p36 *Add a lived-in look to your passen- *Big time railroading at Horseshoe Matteo, Matt, Jan p113, Feb p109, Salt Lake Route part 2: Bench- ger cars, May p46 Curve, Aug p48 Apr p101, Jul p89, Sep p93, Oct work with folding legs, Feb p40 *Add a river scene to your layout, *Bit of America in Sweden, A, p97, Nov p93, Dec p109 Salt Lake Route part 3: Laying Jan p62 Mar p52 Sedita, Joe, Mar p101, Jun p97 realistic sectional track, Mar p34 *Add DCC sound to an Alco S-2, Bruening, Len Chapman, Bob Construction articles: Miscella- Dec p42 Car forwarding with tags, Jul p54 Achieve realistic colors under neous *Add more industries without add- *Build a backwoods scene for your artificial lighting, Dec p52 Add moving vehicles to your ing track, Jun p44 layout, Jul p30 Christianson, Dick layout, Feb p46 *Add moving vehicles to your layout, *Build a fold-down wye, May p56 Salt Lake Route part 1: The inspi- Add simulated fusees to your Feb p46 *Build an easy container yard back- ration for a small layout, Jan p36 operating sessions, Jan p44 *Add simulated fusees to your oper- drop, Apr p50 Salt Lake Route part 2: Bench- Add work stations to your layout, ating sessions, Jan p44 *Building resin freight car kits, work with folding legs, Feb p40 Jun p58 *Add work stations to your layout, Feb p50 Salt Lake Route part 3: Laying Build a fold-down wye, May p56 Jun p58 Burgess, Jack realistic sectional track, Mar p34 Install lightweight liftout panels, *Authentic loads enhance opera- Make templates for easy scratch- Salt Lake Route part 4: Wiring a Mar p58 Make your own roadbed, Oct p45 Understanding power districts, HO track plan for a home office, Division (T, HO), Mar p64 Salt Lake Route part 4: Wiring a Aug p66 An, Apr p60 Black Stag Lumber Co. RR small layout for DCC, Apr p62 What is Digital Command Con- Model a transloading terminal, (T, HO), May p58 Scratchbuild exhaust fans, trol?, Nov p68 Aug p39 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Sep p55 Wiring reversing sections for DCC, *HO scale logging branch in 9 x 11, Brookfield Division (T, HO), Jan Construction articles: Rolling stock Apr p72 An, Oct p42 p70 and locomotives *DCC sound for a Stewart F unit, *How to build a viaduct, Nov p42 Christianson, Dick, Salt Lake Building resin freight car kits, Jan p66 *How to kitbash your favorite steam Route (T, N), Jan p36 Feb p50 Deeds, Clay locomotive, Mar p46 Connecticut Co. Streetcars (T, O), Detail a Seaboard Coast Line N scale Erie empire on a door, *How to model a harbor and pier, Sep p56 GP30, Aug p62 Dec p76 Feb p72 Deeds, Clay, Erie RR at Herbton How to kitbash your favorite *Detail a Seaboard Coast Line GP30, *How to weather a diesel locomo- (T, N), Dec p76 steam locomotive, Mar p46 Aug p62 tive, Apr p34 Diamond, Sy, Glenwood & Sierra Kitbash a General Electric steeple- Dombey, Bruce Huntrods, Rick RR (T, N), Oct p66 cab, Jan p54 Scratchbuild exhaust fans, Narrow gauge inspiration, Dombrowski, John, Baltimore & Model new car sides using sty- Sep p55 Jun p60 Ohio Mount Royal Division rene, Oct p58 Dombrowski, John (T, HO), Mar p64 N scale locomotive makeover, Baltimore & Ohio at its peak, The, East Broad Top and Pennsylvania Sep p42 Mar p64 I-J RR (T, HO), Apr p52 Scratchbuild a transfer caboose, *Don’t finish that project!, Jan p52 Erie RR at Herbton (T, N), Dec Jun p46 *Double-deck track plan for an N&W Information desk p76 Construction articles: Scenery branch, A, Sep p64 Bad weather was just part of the Fontaine, Jason, Southern New Add a river scene to your layout, *Dual-gauge HO track plan, Jan p58 job, Jul p20 England RR (T, HO), Jul p46 Jan p62 Below decks – a hidden world in Glenwood & Sierra RR (T, N), Oct Build a backwoods scene for your the diesel shop, Aug p22 p66 layout, Jul p30 E Coaling trestle refuels steam loco- Grand D’Elusion RR (T, HO and Build an easy container yard motives, Sep p20 N), Apr p42 backdrop, Apr p50 *Easy boxcar weathering, Nov p40 Diesel shop handles light running Grand Street & Three Rivers City Continue your roads into the Editorials repairs, Oct p24 (T, HO), Dec p56 backdrop, Oct p38 Benefits of making a list, Jul p8 Engine and train crew change Hare, Allen, Black Stag Lumber How to model a harbor and pier, Defining the edges, May p6 procedures, Mar p22 Co. RR (T, HO), May p58 Feb p72 “Do-overs” are allowed, Oct p8 Ethanol plant color scheme, Harris, Tom, Lakeside Lines RR Model trackside brush realisti- It’s all in the details, Nov p8 Apr p22 (T, HO), Nov p34 cally, Dec p64 Nicknames for the fellas, Aug p8 Heavy-duty truck handles track Hewitt, Matt, Shadowton Ridge Salt Lake Route part 5: Easy-to- Plenty of clever ideas, Feb p6 maintenance, Feb p26 Northern (T, HO), Oct p50 build desert scenery, May p50 Sectional track, Mar p6 RIP track, railroading’s pit lane, Huntrods, Rick, San Juan Silver- Salt Lake Route part 6: Industry Sound systems and more, Dec p8 The, Jun p20 ton (T, HOn3), Jun p60 and yard scenery, Jun p38 Source of inspiration, Jan p6 Switch heaters keep ice and snow Järfälla Model RR Club (T, HO), Secrets of a great scene, Sep p32 Special and annual issues, Sep p8 out of turnouts, Dec p24 Feb p52 See also Step By Step Weathering techniques, Apr p6 Use a stub-end station for com- Kraker, Jeff, Roanoke & Southern Construction articles: Structures We’ve got a fresh look!, Jun p8 pact passenger service, Nov p22 (T, HO), May p34 Build a through girder turntable, *Enhancing brick structures, What’s a GP10 locomotive?, Lakeside Lines RR (T, HO), Sep p36 May p66 May p22 Nov p34 How to build a viaduct, Nov p42 *Ethanol: An industry you can Wreck cleanup – a complex and Lewis, Les, Connecticut Co. Make templates for easy scratch- model, Jul p56 difficult business, Jan p22 Streetcars (T, O), Sep p56 building, Apr p47 *Install lightweight liftout panels, Louisville & Nashville, Mascou- Scratchbuild an abandoned barn, Mar p58 tah, Ill. (T, HO), Sep p48 Mar p61 F Janes, Don Pennsylvania RR Altoona Area Scratchbuild a section house, Add DCC sound to an Alco S-2, (T, HO), Aug p48 Nov p56 Fisher, Danial Dec p42 Pennsylvania RR and East Broad Update a common water tower Double-deck track plan for an Johnson, Tom Top (T, HO), Apr p52 kit, Dec p70 N&W branch, A, Sep p64 Continue your roads into the Reading Co. (T, HO), Nov p48 See also Step By Step Fontaine, Jason backdrop, Oct p38 Reynolds, Larry, Pennsylvania RR Contests Learn while building, Jul p46 Jones, Jonathan Altoona Area (T, HO), Aug p48 How to kitbash your favorite Foreman, Ron Track plan for an N scale urban Roanoke & Southern (T, HO), steam locomotive, Mar p46 Update a common water tower branch line, Nov p64 May p34 Kitbash a General Electric steeple- kit, Dec p70 Rhode Haven (T, HO), Feb p56 cab, Jan p54 Foster, Robert P. Salt Lake Route (T, N), Jan p36 *Continue your roads into the back- Pennsylvania branch line for a K San Juan Silverton (T, HOn3), drop, Oct p38 spare room, A, May p63 Jun p60 *Control turnouts from multiple Kawala, Dana Shadowton Ridge Northern locations, Sep p52 Superdetailed scenes on a room- (T, HO), Oct p50 Cover photos G sized railroad, Jun p50 Shook, Don, East Broad Top and Crise, Steve, Dec See also Product Reviews Pennsylvania RR (T, HO), Apr p52 Forbes, Jim, Mar, Apr, Jun, Aug Gautrey, Andy Kingsnorth, Bob Sommer, Marshall, Rhode Haven Kraker, Jeff, May Kitbash a General Electric steeple- Control turnouts from multiple (T, HO), Feb p56 Lancaster, Penny, Dec (inset) cab, Jan p54 locations, Sep p52 Southern New England RR Sassi, Lou, Apr, Jul, Oct, Nov *Get a variety of rocks from a single Kirkwood, Ken (T, HO), Jul p46 Søeborg, Pelle, Sep mold, Mar p44 Add a river scene to your layout, Stewart, Rod, Grand Street & Zuback, Bill, Jan, Feb *Get your railroad up and running Jan p62 Three Rivers City (T, HO), Dec p56 with flextrack, Mar p39 *Kitbash a General Electric steeple- Strangarity, Jerry, Reading Co.
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