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Classic Toy Trains November 2005
Classic Toy Trains November 2005
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CTT051101
November 2005
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CHIMNEY? WHAT CHIMNEY?
Roger Carp visits Windy Urtnowski's O gauge layout, which makes clever use of an oddly shaped room.
HALF CENTURY OF BUDD RAIL CARS
Joseph H. Lechner and Roger Carp reveal that, since 1953, nine manufacturers have embraced these O gauge favorites.
LIGHTS! TRAINS! ACTION!
Roger Carp highlights Michael Salnick's O gauge layout, which bursts with animation.
UNBEND A BROKEN LIONEL STEAMER
John Rothwell details how heat, a hammer, and a simple jig can be used to restore a crimped cab roof.
BI-DIRECTIONAL BLOCKS AND SIGNALS
Steve Garofalo offers a new "switch" for a classic O gauge wiring scheme.
SCENERY FOR ACCESS HATCHES
Peter H. Riddle explains how careful use of scenery and structures can disguise these handy layout openings.
$77,000 'GOLDEN' HUDSON
Don Hagar cracks the case of Joshua Cowen's mystery locomotive.
FIX FLYER TRACK SWITCHES
John Reddington offers six tips to resolve track switch ailments and train derailments.
LOGGING LINES CENTRAL
E.A. Engebretson and Kent Johnson provide a 14- by 17-foot O gauge FasTrack track plan.