brady burdge (2 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. Spotless and completely free of wear or damage. It will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Streamlined Hudsons: You Love 'em or Hate 'em" by Ron Morse; "Trains in the Sky: A Suspended Layout!" by Fred Albers; "I Am Not Going to Give Up My Trains!" by Doug Gray; "Lionel's 6-19828 C&NW Operating Cattle Car and Stockyard" by Brady Burdge; "A Fun and Satisfying Sideline to Our Hobby" by Jerry Azzaro; "Tim O'Donald's Levitating Layout" by Bruce Caskey; "Floyd LaBarre--Operator of the Month" by Laura Bruno; "Ives 300 Series: (Part II) No. 331 Block Signals" by Bill Scandariato; "The Last Stop on the Line: A Computer Interface for the Trainmaster (Part II)" by Tony Porzio; "Trainmaster Systems Aren't Available for $19.95!" by Dean Hammer; "Rejuvenation of the Lionel 182 Magnet Crane (Part 2)" by Jim Weatherford; "Mail Car" and "A Presentation on Gauges and Scales Brought About by an Antique Marklin" by Nelson Williams.

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. Spotless and completely undamaged inside and out. It will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "TTOS President's Letter"; "Remember, Gauge and Scale Have Nothing to Do with Each Other!" by Ron Morse; "The North Sea was Rough!" by J. Keeley; "A More 'Suitable' Consist for My 'New' 260E" by Neil Yerger; "The Matching Caboose Lionel Never Built!" by Ed Karper; "Ives 300 Series Signals (Part IV) The #333 Banjo Signals" by Bill Scandariato; "It's a Great Car--if You're Not Into Proportional Details!" by Bruce Fowler; "Alvin Costa--Operator of the Month" by Edward Sifuentes; "The Last Stop on the Line: A Computer Interface for the Trainmaster (Part IV)" by Tony Porzio; "Track Your Postwar Lionel Collection with Mitrains Inventory Software!" by Brady Burdge; "Earthquake Protection for Your Trains" by Ronald Steffani; "Mail Car"; and "There on the Table Was an Old, Tin, Train Tunnel!" by Dean Hammer.