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NASG Dispatch 2005 #1 February Articles

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Jeff's Junction

Issue:

2005 #1 February

Page:

5

Author:

Jeff Madden

Category:

Model Railroads and People

Description:

Dealing with the reality that will loose some modelers to the other scales, and how we should be upfront about the challenges that exist in modeling in S-scale.

S Climbs The Alleghenies

Issue:

2005 #1 February

Page:

8

Author:

Dick Karnes

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

Description:

Some information about what goes on at an NASG Convention, and detailed information about the upcoming 2005 one. Includes photos of nearby activities.

This Time It's S Chapter III

Issue:

2005 #1 February

Page:

13

Author:

Jeff Madden

Category:

Layout Construction

Description:

The author now tackles the issue of building an S-scale equipment roster for his planned layout. Also covers structures, track, and electronics.

Meet an S Gauger

Issue:

2005 #1 February

Page:

14

Author:

Bill Fraley

Category:

Model Railroads and People

Description:

Bill introduces Stan Furmanak, who is the new NASG membership secretary. Includes photos of Stan and some of the models he has built.

American Flyer's Mikado

Issue:

2005 #1 February

Page:

16

Author:

Carl Tuveson

Category:

Product Review

Description:

The author reviews the new Lionel 2-8-2 locomotive. Includes many close-up photos.

It's Great in Dayton in 2005

Issue:

2005 #1 February

Page:

20

Author:

Thomas C. Hartrum

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

Description:

The behind-the-scenes story of the 1999 Spring S Spree car, which was a U.S. Army flat car with a crate labeled "From Roswell, NM to Wright-Patterson AFB", because legend has it that the aliens crashed in New Mexico are kept in Wright-Patterson. The author wound up being the one who built the crates for the car.

Tomalco Track System

Issue:

2005 #1 February

Page:

28

Author:

Sam Powell

Category:

Product Review

Description:

The author reviews the flextrack and turnouts produced by Tomalco Track now owned by Larry Morton.

The Straight & Narrow

Issue:

2005 #1 February

Page:

30

Author:

David Heine

Category:

Structures

Description:

Tips and tricks for building structure kits.

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