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February 2002
February 2002 |
In the pages of CLASSIC TOY TRAINS magazine you'll find information about building, operating, and enhancing toy train layouts; track plans, repair and maintenance tips, profiles of collectible postwar and prewar trains, and more.
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Features A CLASSIC COMBINATION By
Michael Connor Father and son Asa and Doug Knowles both collect and operate prewar trains. |
pg. 54 |
SOLDER LIKE A PRO By
Myles Marcovitch Everything you need to know about soldering electrical connections on your layout. |
pg. 60 |
MADE THE MODERN WAY By
Dick Teal Contemporary equipment rides on an 11- by 21-foot MTH RealTrax layout. |
pg. 66 |
ON THE MOVE Spend a day on an O-27 layout that moves from home to home. |
pg. 73 |
OPERATING A COLLECTION By
Tom Pugliese These O gauge trains regularly move from the walls to the layout. |
pg. 75 |
DANGEROUS FLYER Near-collisions are part of the nature of an S gauge layout built on an attic floor. |
pg. 82 |
REPAIR A POSTWAR OIL DERRICK By
Ray L. Plummer The Lionel no. 455 oil derrick has a number of parts that can work themselves out of adjustment. |
pg. 86 |
HEADS UP WARNING LIGHTS By
Ray L. Plummer A simple solution to detect trains on blind sidings. |
pg. 89 |
LAYOUT LOOK-BACK By
Jim Riccioli Memorable layouts from CTT's past by Clarke Dunham and Doug DuBay, Bob May, and John Scully and Naim Shah. |
pg. 92 |
Departments Editor's Desk Correspondence News & Notes Point of View Product News Weaver 4-8-4 steamer, K-Line 0-6-0 switcher, S gauge boxcars, ETS 2-4-4-0 steamer Questions & Answers Talkin' Toy Trains Product Reviews Events Collectible Classics Ad Index
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