SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2018: This O scale sawmill was built by Chuck Lind, MMR, and won Best Of Show at the 2017 National Narrow Gauge Convention. Gregg Condon ends the tour of his HOn3 RGS when the train reaches Ridgway. Mike Schrier tells about completing his On30 Chama layout. Bill Allen describes his 1:20.3 scale live steam Climax, and Mallory Hope Ferrell continues his series on the Nevada County Narrow Gauge. Other articles include one about Ellis D. Atwood, one on an On3 Motorcar, and another on an On30 “Pizza” layout. All this, plus six plans, in the September/October 2018 Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette!
Building a Turpentine Still: A Small Uncommon Industry
The turpentine industry was very important in the early days of the United States, and played a key part in the American Revolution by supplying tar, pitch, and turpentine to the navy.
O Scale Trains Magazine joins the WRP Family of Publications
White River Productions is pleased to announce it has acquired O Scale Trains Magazine from publisher Jaini Giannovario, effective immediately.
RGS Dolores Goose Shed in HO Scale
This new HO scale kit from Narrow Gauge Colorado produces a highly accurate and unique structure representing the RGS Galloping Goose maintenance shed once located at Dolores, Colorado.
Lumber Yard Kit in HO Scale by Mt. Albert Scale Lumber
The result of three weeks effort was a detailed 9×9-inch scene of a lumber yard, and after I added some trash, extra oil drums and debris, my lumberyard is open for business. I hope Mt. Albert will consider more HO kits in the future.
Truly a Last Run
Jim Vail passed away January 28, 2018. He told his daughter, Kate, that he did not want a memorial service – but did want his operating crew and friends to gather and run his layout one last time.
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