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March 2002
March 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 CINCINNATI IN MOTION By
John Souhrada Visit a giant-sized Ohio S gauge layout built in the old Union Terminal. |
pg. 50 |
KITBASHED POSTWAR LIONELS By
Ralph Calvino Take a look at some O gauge trains Lionel might have made. |
pg. 56 |
FLYER TINPLATE STATIONS By
Robert S. Butler Trace the evolution of American Flyer's prewar freight and passenger stations. |
pg. 58 |
THE CENTRAL LAYOUT – AND BETTER By
Ray Stuber Visit an O gauge layout that pays homage to the New York Central and learn how it can be even better. |
pg. 62 |
PLAY-DOH SCENERY By
Terry Thompson Make molded plaster rocks for your layout easily and inexpensively. |
pg. 70 |
KING OF THE HILL COLLECTION By
Roger Carp No one beats Harry Lovelock when it comes to collecting rare and unusual postwar Lionel trains. |
pg. 72 |
LAYOUT LOOK-BACK By
Jim Riccioli Memorable layouts from CTT's past include celebrity connections: Frank Sinatra, Mandy Patinkin, and the feature film Clockers. |
pg. 80 |
PULL-MOR OR PULLMOR By
Joe Deger American Flyer's postwar traction tire ultimately became the name of Lionel's O gauge motor. |
pg. 83 |
LIONEL'S ARMY VEHICLES By
Joseph H. Lechner Lionel and Uncle Sam both used Pyro Plastic's toy military vehicles for "training." |
pg. 85 |
SWAP SWITCH CONTROLLERS By
Louis D'Antuono Use postwar Lionel controllers to indicate the position of Marx switches. |
pg. 87 |
Departments Editor's Desk Correspondence News & Notes Point of View Product News Lionel 2-10-4 steam locomotive, I Love Toy Trains engine and cars, Weaver wartime hopper Questions & Answers Talkin' Toy Trains Product Reviews Events Collectible Classics Ad Index
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