July/August 2016 N-Scale Magazine

[Pamela Clapp]

The July/August 2016 issue of N-Scale Magazine will be shipping from the printers today, Tuesday, May 31st. You are going to love what you see. Articles include: Building a Scale Track by Dave Salamon • Freelancing the Tenino Western Railroad by Tyler Whitcomb • Rookie Stripes by Jeanne Guderian • Another Location for A Town Center by Woody Gamble • Bashing Wood Cabooses to Suit your Needs by Marty Coil • The Short & Nn3arrow - The Pacific Model Loggers' Congress, a tour of RLW and New Nn3 Locos by Thomas Knapp • Review: Republic Locomotive Works #2221 Detailed Replacement Underframe for MTL Freight Cars by Thomas Knapp and The Electronics Workshop - Detectors, Part II: Infrared and Photocell Detectors by Bob Kendall.   
For more information about N-Scale Magazine or to subscribe online, please go to www.nscalemagazine.com
Thank you for your interest in N-Scale Magazine.

[mmagliaro]

I was a long-time subscriber and author back in the "Hundman" years, and I've been watching a few issues of N Scale for a while now. 
It has really come a long way since the old days, from what I see and I want to give it a try again.

Okay, Pamela.  I give in.  LOL!     I have resubscribed. 

Thank you for continuing to improve and produce an important publication for our N scale corner of the model railroading world.

[Denver Road Doug]

Any chance of digital anytime soon?   I'm too nomadic to do snail mail.  I wish that weren't the case, but it is reality.

Regardless, thanks for a great publication.   I pick it up at LHS's when the opportunity strikes.

[Catt]

I don't subscribe to either N scale magazine.I used to buy N scale every so often (got tired of the tree making articles).Since Pam has taken control I buy every issue even if there is nothing of real interest to me at the time.

I also have every issue of N Scale Railroading because I believe in supporting these folks.I should add that I do have quite a few of the Hundman N Scale how to make a tree issues too.

These two mags keep my fav LHS happy with me because I usually buy other things while getting my magazines.

[GN63]

I have been a subscriber since the beginning.  I can understand people that lost interest in building trees, for issue after issue, but by the same token, it was this magazine that showed me (Pete Thomas) that you can detail N gauge engines and cars.  For that, and many other things I am grateful.  Keep it going Pamela, you are doing a great job, Thanks

Byron Gohl, Erie CO

[sirenwerks]

Any chance of digital anytime soon?   I'm too nomadic to do snail mail.

This.  22nd century please.