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CTT 2019 Annual Index INDEX Volume 32 • 2019 January February March May July September November December USING THE INDEX: Most feature material has been indexed three or more times: by the title under which it was published; under the author’s last name; and by subject, usually falling under one or more of the CTT subject categories. An asterisk (*) preceding an entry indicates a feature by its published title. CTT subject categories: CTT departments: Accessories Cover photos Manufacturer Collectible Classics Tips, Tools, & Techniques Collectors/opera- Focus on classics Scenery Editor’s Desk Video Plus tors Historical Track plans Photo Album Views From The Construction and How-to articles Wiring Product News Underground maintenance Layout visits Product Reviews Weekend Workshop Questions & Answers A Atonna, Peter C Lionel’s killer combo: Illinois Central F3s, Jul Wire hangers, Feb p47 p34 ACCESSORIES Attle, Keith W. Jr. Caboor, J.D. Lionel’s no. 1593 work train outfit, Feb p24 Being detail specific, Nov p24 Tips and techniques, Sep p74 Tips and Techniques, Jan p74 Lionel’s no. 6464-700 Santa Fe boxcar, Jul Lionel’s “mighty” transformer, Sep p52 Cain, Jay p16 Wigwags & banjos swung on layouts, Mar B 15 ideas from Jay Cain, Feb p45 Lionel’s no. 7914 Toys “R” Us giraffe car, Sep p24 Caldwell, Harmon III p24 *Achieving the grand slam, May p36 Barone, Robert Cover photo, Nov Loving everything about Lionel, Nov p46 *Add a steam servicing facility, Feb p44 Best present I ever received, Jan p48 *Capturing the postwar look, Feb p49 Meet the future!, Feb p28 Algozzini, Joe Beach, Jim Carp, Roger (See also Collectible Classics) Memories of your Christmas trains, Jan p46 Moving your train collection, May p46 Flyer or otherwise, Nov p31 Achieving the grand slam, May p36 Milestone worth celebrating, A, Dec p4 Algozzini, Joe and Carp, Roger Beheim, Eric American Flyer’s no. 715 unloading car, Nov More memories of first toy trains, Nov p30 Lionel for 1949, Mar p40 Marx’s M-10000 streamliner, Sep p36 p74 New Jersey star, Sep p38 Lionel trains for 1969, Dec p32 *Being detail specific, Nov p24 American Flyer’s no. 982 State of Maine box- Operation fun!, Jan p54 Mystery surrounding outfit no. 1427WS, Feb *Best of both worlds, Mar p48 car, May p22 Plan your homage to postwar trains, Feb p58 p48 *Best part of the holiday season, Jan p50 American Model Toys stockcars, Jan p36 Preparation is the answer, Nov p52 Alloway Trains ‘n’ Things store, Elmer, N.J. *Best present I ever received, Jan p48 Best of both worlds, Mar p48 Preparation makes all the difference, Nov New Jersey star, Sep p38 *Better holiday displays, Feb p53 Build two levels with plenty of track, Nov p58 *American Flyer’s no. 715 unloading car, Nov Boersma, Russ p36 Railroad filled with spirit, A, Dec p52 p74 Tips and techniques, Feb p74 Changing priorities, Mar p34 Return to the best ever!, May p26 *American Flyer’s no. 982 State of Maine *Boxcar Willy,” May p50 80 candles for Henning’s Trains, Sep p34 Small start to greatness, Jul p44 boxcar, May p22 *Boyhood layouts led to a prize, Feb p54 Endless fun, Sep p44 Spotlight on Young Sheldon, Jan p38 *American Model Toys stockcars, Jan p36 *Break down the big tasks, Feb p44 Exclusive: 1949 layout plan, May p34 Starting small to make a big splash, Jan p30 Anderson, Gary *Build two levels with plenty of track, Nov Happy 40 years to the Train Shack, Jan p43 This gem joins the 6464 club, Sep p30 Marx and Lionel whistle while they work, Jan p36 Ideal Christmas layout, The, Dec p38 Three domes for Lionel, Sep p26 p60 Introducing Best Toy Train Layouts, Sep p4 Three rails in 120 square feet!, Jul p52 It’s a busy world: Shark Bay RR, Jul p38 Time for fun, Nov p38 ©2019 Kalmbach Media Co., 21027 Crossroads Circle, Waukesha, WI 53186. No part of this volume may be reprinted without the specific permission of the publisher. P37477 INDEX Toy trains are still alive on TV, Jan p4 D-E-FGaglio, Pat Lionel for 1949, Mar p40 Johnson, Kent Tune into trains, Jul p28 Lionel trains for 1969, Dec p32 Quick hillside, A, Feb p51 Wigwags & banjos swung on layouts, Mar p24 *Design for operation, Feb p43 Lionel’s first unit train set, May p40 Jones, Roger Carp, Roger and Joe Algozzini DiCrisci, John Lionel’s killer combo: Illinois Central F3s, Jul Foam ties for tubular track, Feb p47 Lionel for 1949, Mar p40 Capturing the postwar look, Feb p49 p34 Keller, Bob (see also Modern Era Notes and Lionel trains for 1969, Dec p32 Dischinger, Bill Lionel’s “mighty” transformer, Sep p52 Product Reviews) *Changing priorities, Mar p34 Tips from Sugar Creek, Feb p42 Lionel’s mysterious savings banks, May p42 Locomotive sizes, Feb p52 Dolkos, Paul Lionel’s no. 1593 work train outfit, Feb p24 Lubricate it right, Feb p49 COLLECTIBLE CLASSICS WITH ROGER Cover photo, Feb Lionel’s no. 6464-700 Santa Fe boxcar, Jul p16 Kennedy, Bob CARP *Dummy lines, Jul p66 Lionel’s no. 7914 Toys “R” Us giraffe car, Sep Improve commercial structures, Feb p43 American Flyer’s no. 715 unloading car, Nov p24 Knautz, Frank p74 *Easy tips to boost your layout, May p60 Marx and Lionel whistle while they work, Jan Break down the big tasks, Feb p44 American Flyer’s no. 982 State of Maine box- Editor’s Desk with Carl Swanson p60 Meaningful figures and vehicles, Feb p47 car, May p22 Changing times and familiar faces, Feb p4 Marx’s M-10000 streamliner, Sep p36 Weekend workshop, May p60 George Borgfeldt’s Toonerville Trolley, Mar Greatest layout ever – reborn, The!, May p4 New Lionel boxcar for $5, A?, Feb p34 p22 Introducing Best Toy Train Layouts, Sep p4 Return to the best ever!, May p26 Layout visits (By owner. T indicates track plan Lionel’s no. 1593 work train outfit, Feb p24 Lionel in the 1950s, Jul p4 This gem joins the 6464 club, Sep p30 included, followed by gauge or scale designa- Lionel’s no. 6464-700 Santa Fe boxcar, Jul p16 Milestone worth celebrating, A, Dec p4 Three domes for Lionel, Sep p26 tion.) Lionel’s no. 7914 Toys “R” Us giraffe car, Sep New column from an old friend, A, Mar p4 Variations for Flyer collectors, Mar p6 Alloway Trains ‘n’ Things (T,O), Sep p38 p24 Toy trains are still alive on TV, Jan p4 Wigwags & banjos swung on layouts, Mar p24 Boyce, Mark (T,O), Dec p38 What makes a layout great?, Nov p4 Brant, William (T,O), Jan p30 COLLECTORS AND OPERATORS *Eight steps to realism, Feb p40 HOW-TO Browne, Thomas (T,O), Jan p54 Battaglia, Tony (Lionel prewar and postwar *80 candles for Henning’s Trains, Sep p34 Achieving the grand slam, May p36 Caldwell, Harmon Jr. and Cathy (T,O), Nov p38 collection), Nov p46 *Electrical splices, Feb p52 Add a Christmas tree lot to your layout, Nov Dyer, Bob and Vicki (T,O), Sep p38 Boyce, Mark (O gauge layout), Dec p38 Ellis, Rob p60 Flores, Wayne (O), Jan p50 Brant, William (O gauge layout), Jan p30 Electrical splices, Feb p52 Add a steam servicing facility, Feb p44 Foley Railroad Museum (T,O), Sep p44 Browne, Thomas (O gauge layout), Jan p54 *Endless fun, Sep p44 Being detail specific, Nov p24 Garver, Wayne (T,O), Feb p58 Caldwell, Harmon Jr. and Cathy (O gauge *Every year there’s a white Christmas, Dec p59 Break down the big tasks, Feb p44 Johnston, William (T,O), Nov p52 layout), Nov p38 *Exclusive: 1949 layout plan, May p34 Capturing the postwar look, Feb p49 Miller, Brian (T,O), May p26 Dyer, Bob and Vicki (O gauge layout), Sep p38 *Fascinate visitors with moving boat, Mar p66 Easy tips to boost your layout, May p60 O’Connell, Craig (T,S), Dec p52 Flores, Wayne (O gauge layout), Jan p50 *Fascinating diesel variations, Sep p54 Every year there’s a white Christmas, Dec p59 Rooney, Rick (T,O and S), Mar p48 Garver, Wayne (O gauge layout), Feb p58 *Fastest Flyers, The, Jul p22 Exclusive: 1949 layout plan, May p34 Parker, Bill (T,O), May p50 Johnston, William (O gauge layout), Nov p52 *15 ideas from Jay Cain, Feb p45 Fascinate visitors with a moving boat, Mar Railway Modelers of the Porvoo Area (T,O), Jul Miller, Brian (O gauge layout), May p26 *Flexible retaining walls, Feb p74 p66 p38 O’Connell, Craig (S gauge layout), Dec p52 Flores, Wayne 15 ideas from Jay Cain, Feb p45 Tirello, Sam (T,multi), May p36 Parker, Bill (O gauge layout), May p50 Best part of the holiday season, Jan p50 Flexible retaining walls, Feb p74 Truckebrod, John (T,O), Nov p36 Railway Modelers of the Porvoo Area (O *Flyer knuckles down in ’52, Feb p62 Foam ties for tubular track, Feb p47 Waite, Andy (T,O), Feb p28 gauge layout), Jul p38 *Foam ties for tubular track, Feb p47 14 small ideas with big results, Feb p48 Wells, Dan (T,O), Mar p34 Rooney, Rick (O and S gauge layout), Mar p48 Foley Railroad Museum, Foley, Ala. From storage to stardom!, Dec p26 Willming, Larry (O), Mar p30 Stollmer, Robert (O gauge layout), Jul p52 Endless fun, Sep p44 Further thoughts on moving, Sep p6 Wingate, Chuck (T,S), Jul p44 Tirello, Sam (O gauge layout), May p36 Fournier, Michael Get the locomotive you want!, Mar p54 Young Sheldon television show (O), Jan p38 Truckenbrod, John (O gauge collection and Fastest Flyers, The, Jul p22 Ground-level platform, Feb p49 layout), Jul p28, Nov p36 World’s fastest Flyer locomotive, Feb p6 How to grow an extra hand, Feb p51 Leach, Stan Waite, Andy (O gauge layout), Feb p28 *14 small ideas with big results, Feb p48 How to weather a flatcar, Nov p60 Scratchbuilding resources, Feb p46 Wells, Dan (O gauge layout), Mar p34 *From storage to stardom!, Dec p26 Improve commercial structures, Feb p43 Lechner, Joseph H.
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