Classic Toy Trains December 2006

COAST TO COAST LAYOUTS: MOUNTAIN SERENDIPITY
Dave Jacobs' O gauge logging layout covers new ground in a rustic manner.
Roger Carp

HOW TO MAKE LIFT-OUT SECTIONS
Two ways to deal with walkways and doorways on your layout. Peter H. Riddle

COAST TO COAST LAYOUTS: PACIFIC NORTHWEST COMES ALIVE
Bill Spaulding has built a 13- by 32-foot salute to the Northern Pacific Railway.
Roger Carp

LIONEL'S NEW MOTOR-DRIVE SYSTEM
The fresh motor-truck design features a single drive axle.
Dick Teal

COAST TO COAST LAYOUTS: LIONEL'S BACK IN THE BIG APPLE This terrific O gauge layout is on display in Grand Central Terminal.
Roger Carp

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SECTION: CREATE A FAMILY-FRIENDLY LAYOUT Cordless control, accessories and industries, and a highway for die-cast vehicles are just a few ways to improve your layout.
Peter H. Riddle

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SECTION: MAKE A CHRISTMAS TRAIN Create a homemade holiday train from an old steam locomotive and spare parts.
Philip K. Denslow

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SECTION: THREE TIMES UNDER THE TREE
This simple O gauge track plan circles the base of your Christmas tree three times.
Neil Besougloff