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Pamela Clapp

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November/December N-SCALE MAGAZINE
« on: September 28, 2016, 01:46:31 PM »
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 The November/December 2016 issue of N-Scale Magazine will be shipped from the printers Friday, September 30th. You are going to love the new issue. Articles include: Pennsylvania - Reading Seashore Lines by Rick Balassaitias • Pacific Northwest Logging Steam Donkey by Steve Wall • A Trip on the Cascade, Laggen & Southern Railway by Gordon Campbell and Timothy J. Horton • Electronics Workshop - Grade Crossing Flasher & Bell by Bob Kendall • The Rat Hole Division by Joe Dunn • The Short & Nn3arrow - A Busman's Holiday by Thomas Knapp.
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Re: November/December N-SCALE MAGAZINE
« Reply #1 on: October 11, 2016, 06:47:24 PM »
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@rickb773 Just finished reading your second article on the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines, great article and background info on your layout. On a side note, I too am a Pepsiholic and keep my local bottling plant in business  :D  :facepalm:

P.S. That is my letter on page 7 (center letter) that Walt answered.

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Re: November/December N-SCALE MAGAZINE
« Reply #2 on: October 11, 2016, 07:48:38 PM »
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@rickb773 Just finished reading your second article on the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines, great article and background info on your layout. On a side note, I too am a Pepsiholic and keep my local bottling plant in business  :D  :facepalm:
P.S. That is my letter on page 7 (center letter) that Walt answered.
Rich, I saw your comment (got a complimentary copy, a week early), thank you.

Pepsi is definitely a superior product. (Now we will see if Mr. Weldon takes the bait on the Pepsi anachronisms. :P)

The series will finish in the next issue where we will outline the things you need to do to set up a layout for operations (includes much of what I learned on this forum several years ago). We will also deal with how my layout operates trying to be faithful to the PRSL prototype.