Nash, Gary; Realistically Speaking: Weathering wood with dirt and Dio-Sol;
    1-2/81; p.48
 
Nash, Gary; A 1/4 inch Scale Fine Scale Railshed Display: The Blue Ribbon
    Model; 7-8/79; p. 44
 
Nash, Gary; Realistically Speaking:Building a desk top layout, pt.3:The
    ground cover; 1-2/83, p. 62
 
Nash, Gary; Realistically Speaking:Building a desk top layout; 9-10/82, p. 68
 
Nash, Gary; Building a 1920 International Concrete Mixer:The challenge of
    construction vehicles; 11-12/80, p. 42
 
Nash, Gary; Realistically Speaking, pt.10: Wood detailing a Porter 0-4-0;
    3-4/85, p. 58
 
North, Gordon; Building an On30 Gauge Mogul:A classic beauty; 3-4/80, p. 28
 
North, Gordon; Another Narrow Gauge Diesel: Yawn; 7-8/88, p. 21
 
North, Gordon; A Narrow Gauge Center Cab Diesel: More fun; 11-12/86, p.63
 
Olson, John; Mixed Consist:Letter those cars; 5-6/80, p. 26
 
Paine, Shep; Painting Figures for Model Railroads: Try some; 5-6/86, p. 41
 
Pate, Brian; A Car Ferry to go with a Ferry Slip:Building the Canora. MNRA
    Gold Award and Craftsman Award Winner, Calgary, 1979; 5-6/80, p. 44
 
Pate, Brian; A Car Ferry to Go With a Ferry Slip, pt.3: Building the Canora.
    NMRA Gold Award and Craftsman Award Winner Calgary 1979; 7-8/80; p. 28
 
Pecka, J.L.; The Scotch Girl Hoist House (plans); 3-4/85, pp. 24-26
 
Pellitteri, Vincent; Mich-Cal #2 in Sn3:California stem-winder; 9-10/88,
    p. 22
 
Peter, Bill; The Building of Chama: So that's how PBL did it; 11-12/87, p. 23
 
Peters, George; Uintah Railway Number 50 in Nn3 Gauge: A Blue Ribbon
    locomotive; 3-4/81, p. 31
 
Pethound, Robert; A Sierra Railway Gem: The Sonora, California station;
    9-10/85, p.24
 
Pethoud, Robert; Merced on the Yosemite Valley: A California short line;
    5-6/85, p. 26
 
Pethoud, Robert; Sonora, California Sierra Railway Depot (plans);  9-10/85,
    pp.28,29
 
Petroplis, Jim; IRCA K-36 Conversion:An HOn3 banana engine; 9-10/82, p. 32
 
Petropulos, J.; An HOn3 C-25 Rebuild:One from the banana belt; 3-4/80, p. 41
 
Pinniger, David; The Ambledown Valley: Build 'em cheap and build 'em quick;
    5-6/88, p. 65
 
Pruitt, Ken; D&RG Ry. Series 1500 Gondola and Flat Cars (plans); 7-8/81,
    p. 28
 
Rainey, Lee; Lawndale Railway & Industrial Company Gondola: Something
    different; 5-6/86, p. 54
 
Rainey, Lee; Lawndale Railway & Industrial Company Gondola (plans); 5-6/86,
    p. 55
 
Rainey, Lee; Operations on the Waynesburg & Washington: Narrow gauge
    operation; 5-6/85, p. 20
 
Reynolds, Jeffrey; My Quest for Trees: Only 5500 more to go; 1-2/88, p. 64
 
Robinson, John; Hand-Throw Switch Machines:An "easy" way to throw; 5-6/80,
    p. 32
 
Robinson, John; Aerial Tramway Towers (plans); 7-8/87, pp. 19-21
 
Rowe, Dave; The Thomas Slate Quarry: Three railways in a pint pot; 11-12/88,
    p. 31
 
Rowe, Dave; Henblas Farm: More stonework; 9-10/88, p. 25
 
Roy, Bill; Caterpillar Blowers: Don't ask; 3-4/85, p. 61
 
Roy, Bill; A Caterpillar Blower (plans); 3-4/85, p. 61
 
Ruble, Ken; An On30 Boxcar: Free-lance but fun; 11-12/88, p. 78
 
Ruble, Ken; Free-lance, 30-inch Gauge Boxcar (plans); 11-12/88, p. 78
 
Ruisinger, Jim; An Inexpensive Logging Mallet: Low cost brute force; 7-8/85,
    p. 30
 
Sauter, Randall; A 1/2-inch Scale, 18-inch Gauge "Porter": Small is big;
    1-2/86, p. 48
 
Selios, George; The Backwoods Line of the HO Scale Franlin & S. Manchester RR
    5-6/88, p. 35
 
Schaffer, Reg; The Time Machine: A Blue Ribbon station; 3-4/81, p.70
 
Schlechter, Robert; Bungs, Firkins, and Terneplates: All you ever wanted to
    know; 7-8/80; p. 36
 
Schmelzer, Ken; Logging Mallets, pt.12:More tank tenders; 3-4/80, p. 64
 
Schmelzer, Ken; Logging Mallets pt.7: Variations on a theme plus detailing
    ideas, 3/77, p. 62
 
Schulz, Irv; Erie & Michigan Ry. & Navigation Co. Box Car:Shortest short
    line?; 7-8/78, p. 42
 
Schulz, Irv; Old-Time Grist Mill:An 1890's industry for your railroad; 3/77,
    p. 34
 
Schulz, Irv; Pilings:"Spiling" your seagulls; 1-2/83, p. 72
 
Scoles, Paul; Snowplowing Over Diablo Pass: Sn3 madness; 1-2/86, p. 67
 
Shapiro, Dick; A New Segment for the HO/HOn3 Moose Jaws Lumber Company:
    Progress around the wall; 1-2/88, p. 35
 
Shaffer, Reg; Sawmill Chronicles, pt.12: The log turner; 5-6/86, p. 64
 
Shaffer, Reg; The Sawmill Chronicles, pt.8: The Log Haul; 9-10/85, p. 48
 
Shaffer, Reg; Radio Controlled, Battery Powered LGB: It's easy; 3-4/88, p. 45
 
Shaffer, Reg; The Sawmill Chronicles, pt.12: Arranging and driving the
    machinery; 3-4/88, p. 80
 
Shaffer, Reg; The Sawmill Chronicles: The Edger; 5-6/85, p. 63
 
Shaffer, Reg; The Sawmill Chronicles, pt.5: The cutoff saw and dead rolls
    3-4/85, p. 28
 
Shaffer, Reg; The Sawmill Chronicles, pt.10: The boiler; 1-2/86, p. 56
 
Shaffer, Reg; The Sawmill Chronicles, pt.3:The base and underframe; 11-12/84,
    p. 64
 
Shaffer, Reg; The Sawmill Chronicles, pt.7: The Log Deck Hardware; 7-8/85,
    p. 72
 
Shaw, Hayes A.; Scratch-building and Sn3 K-27 in Brass: Not yet a dead art;
    11-12/88, p. 36
 
Sicherer-Roetman, Annemarie; A Wells Fargo Concord Coach in HO: A bit of the
    old west from Holland; 11-12/84, p. 52
 
Sigmon, Mike; A Trip to Old Bull Head: A bit of whimsy; 7-8/85, p. 66
 
Simpson, Russ; An Album of West Side Shays: sidewinders from a favorite
    railroad; 7-8/80; p.39
 
Skold, Steve; Trinity Southern Caboose #5:A blue ribbon logging caboose;
    11-12/80, p. 41
 
Sloan, Robert; Gondola Cars of the D&RG, pt.1:The early years; 7-8/81, p. 26
 
Sloan, Robert; Colorado Narrow Gauge Tank Cars, pt.3:The Continental Oil
    Company - CONOCO tank cars; 11-12/80, p. 48
 
Sloan, Robert E.; What is the Prototype Mix of Equipment?:Statistics in the
    hobby; 1-2/80, p. 62
 
Sloan, Robert E.; D&RGW Hi Side Gondola (plans); 1-2/80, p. 64
 
Sloan, Robert E.; Colorado Narrow Gauge Tank Cars - pt.1:The UTLX cars; 7-8/78, p. 29
 
Small, Charles S.; U.S. Army Narrow Gauge Railroads in the Columbia River
    Area: Spit and polish; 1-2/86, p. 36
 
Steele, Rick; The Central City Section House: A familiar structure; 1-2/83,
    p. 69
 
Steele, Rick and Brunk, Harry; Up Clear Creek on the Narrow Gauge, pt.4:
    The Black Hawk station; 7-8/80; p.42
 
Steele, Rick; Down at the Station, pt.2: The Operator; 11-12/84, p. 57
 
Steele, Rick; The Central City Section House (plans); 1-2/83, pp. 70-71
 
Stephens, Robert; Stillwater Mills #1: A logging locomotive?; 11-12/88, p. 25
 
Stephens, Robert; Stillwater Mills #3: A 14-ton Shay; 11-12/88, p. 72
 
Stephens, Robert; Stillwater Mills Vertical Boiler Loco #1 (plans); 11-12/88,
    p. 26
 
Stephens, Robert; Building Wooden Disconnected Log Trucks: An idea for any
    scale; 7-8/88, p. 30
 
Stephens, Robert A.M.; The Marion Mine Tram: Table-top narrow gauge; 7-8/85,
    p. 54
 
Stephens, Robert A.M.; An 8-ton Porter: Smaller and smaller; 11-12/86, p. 40
 
Stephens, Robert A.M.; Camp 1 and Vicinity: Operating in the woods; 9-10/85,
    p.57
 
Stephens, Robert A.M.; Early Globe Disconnected Log Truck (plans); 9-10/85,
    p.33
 
Stephens, Robert A.M.; Another Disconnected Log Truck: Variations; 9-10/85,
    p.33
 
Stephens, Robert A.M.; On18 Locomotive and Tram Cars (plans); 7-8/85,
    pp. 55-56
 
Stewart, Lane; The PBL Sn3 D&RGW 5500 Stock Car: Getting them out of the
    boxes; 7-8/87, p. 70
 
Sullivan, Tom; Bob Robbin's On3 Sussex Lumber Company: Multiple levels;
    7-8/88, p. 53
 
Tarjany, Ron; Gila Pacific Yard Office and Bunkhouse: Years in the making;
    7-8/79; p.68
 
Tarjany, Ron; Gila Pacific Yard Office and Bunkhouse (plans); 7-8/79; p.69
 
Tufford, Garrie & Eaton Bruce; Detailing Early South Park Mason Bogies;
    1-2/81; p.33
 
Turner, Jr., Al; D&RGW Spreader OV, pt.2:A scratch-building project in HOn3;
    9-10/82, p. 76
 
Tuttle, Peter; Star Island Coach Works:An instant tanker and overspray-
    weathering; 9-10/82, p. 64
 
Tuttle, Peter; Star Island Coach Works: Tips on assembling the E&B HOn3
    passenger car; 3-4/81, p.53
 
Ulrich, Carl; C&NW Narrow Gauge 4-8-0's (plans); 3-4/80, pp. 34-35
 
Vail, Jim; Some Thoughts on Getting Them Running: The voice of experience;
    11-12/88, p. 66
 
Vail, Jim; Dragger Cars: Getting them running; 7-8/88, p. 18
 
Vail, Jim; Reliable Carter Brothers Flatcars in HOn3: Getting them running;
    5-6/88, p. 42
 
Vail, Jim; Working Front End Couplers for Your Locomotives: No five finger
    switching allowed; 1-2/88, p. 38
 
Vande Visse, Lee; Crown Mountain Snowplow: A gondola-mounted plow; 11-12/86,
    p.38
 
Voss, Richard B.; First GAZETTE/MDC Loco Bashing Contest:3rd place winner;
    5-6/80, p. 33
 
Wagner, Hol; Colorado & Southern Rotary #99200: C&S folio sheet (plans);
    11-12/87, p. 19
 
Wallace, Art; The Midland Terminal Revisited: Memories; 7-8/78, p. 44
 
Wallace, Arthur; Midland Terminal Box Cars for Lime Service: Colorado broad
    gauge; 3-4/81, p.58
 
Wallace, Arthur; Midland Terminal Box Car (plans); 3-4/81, p. 58
 
Walsham, Tony; Number 22 - a Low Cost 2-8-2 in HOn2 1/2:From down under
    9-10/82, p. 52
 
Ward, Keith; Centerfold Painting...#454; 1-2/81; pp.46-47
 
Weslolowski, Wayne; Quincy Mining Hoist (plans); 3-4/81, pp.28-29
 
Wickersham, Lind; A Smelting Campaign, pt 8: The conclusion!; 7-8/88, p. 56
 
Wickersham, Lind; A Smelting Campaign, pt 7: The reverb furnace; 5-6/88,
    p. 46
 
Wickersham, Lind; A Smelting Campaign, pt.5: The crusher and dust chamber;
    1-2/88, p. 42
 
Wickersham, Lind; A Smelting Campaign, pt.4: The furnace; 11-12/87, p. 28
 
Wickersham, Lind; A Smelting Campaign: The material bins; 7-8/87, p. 55
 
Wild, Jim and Easterling, Dwayne; The C&S Runs Again in Central City: A
     reborn narrow gauge; 9-10/88, p. 65
 
Wild, Jim & Easterling, Dwayne; Erick Nelson's Sn3 San Juan & South Park: Try
    one yourself; 1-2/88, p. 48
 
Wurm, Ted; A visit to the Rio Grande Southern: A 1939 interlude; 7-8/79; p.55
 
Wurm, Ted; A Comstock Legend: The Virginia and Truckee for modelers; 7-8/80;
    p.51
 
Wurm, Ted; California's Unique Mountain Railway:The Mt. Tamalpais and Muir
    Woods; 9-10/82, p. 60
 
Wurm, Ted; Silveton and Durango in 1939: A forbidden ride; 3-4/81, p.74
 
Wurm, Ted; The Magic of the Rio Grande:A pocket full of narrow gauge; 3-4/80,
    p. 61
 
Yungkurth, Chuck; The Bellefonte Central Railroad:Vintage Views; 5-6/80,
    p. 50
 
Zieske, Scott; Black Hills & Fort Pierre Railroad, pt.1:Pioneer narrow gauge
    shortline; 1-2/83, p. 40
 
Zieske, Scott; C&NW Narrow Gauge in the Black Hills, pt.3:An epilog; 7-8/81,
    p. 34
 
Zieske, Scott; C&NW Narrow Gauge in the Black Hills, pt.2:The locomotives and
    cars; 3-4/80, p. 32
 
Zieske, Scott; C&NW Narrow Gauge in the Black Hills, pt.1:The line:Three
    foot gauge 4-8-0s; 1-2/80, p. 26