Railmodel Journal, How You can do it Better Volume 2 Number 4

Name: Railmodel Journal, How You can do it Better Volume 2 Number 4
Author: Robert Schleicher, Editor

Robert Schleicher, Editor

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Railmodel Journal, How You can do it Better Volume 2 Number 4. Robert Schleicher, Editor. Published by Golden Bell Press, Denver, CO, September 1990. Monthly Edition. Paperback. No DJ. Size 4to (up to 12'' tall). Condition: Nr Fine. 78 Pgs. All Scales: Freight Cars; Techniques; Scenery; Plans; GE Dash-8 Spotting Guide; Walk-Around Throttle Tests, Puffing Billy AL-1. HO Scale: Industry intended for Modelers, ''Mr Plaster'' Brick Kilns and Details; EMD F40PH as Amtrak 206; Techniques: F40PH Kadee Couplers & Athearn/Proto Power West Conversion; Freight Cars; Layout tours; Locomotives in Action. N Scale: EMD F40PH as Amtrak 206; Locomotives in Action; Techniques: Kit-Conversion Atlas Two-Bay Covered Hoppers; Freight Cars. O Scale: Locomotives in Action; Techniques: Weaver Two-Bay to Three-Bay Hopper Conversion Ideas; Freight Cars. Description text copyright 2015 BooksForComfort. Item ID 30998.

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Title: Railmodel Journal, How You can do it Better Volume 2 Number 4
Author: Robert Schleicher, Editor
Condition: Very Good
Book Type: book
Binding: Paperback
Edition: 1st edition.
Dimensions: 4to

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