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OGR Publishing, Inc

Run 331 – AUG/SEPT 2023

Run 331 – AUG/SEPT 2023

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ON THE COVER

Joel Fonder's Multi-Level Layout

Publisher’s Corner

Standing Tall (Part 4)

Editor’s Corner

Two Track Gauges on One Layout

Feature Layouts

  • COVER STORY - A Multi Level O Gauge Layout by Joel Fonder
  • Configuring Multi-Pole Switches for Siding Selection by Wesley Swartz
  • Australia's Gold Coast Model Railroad Club Layout by Dallas Dogger
  • Build the Gulf Coast and Omega RR by Ken Hoganson

Product Reviews by Eric Siegel

  • Atlas O Premier SD40-2
  • Lionel LionChief Plus 2.0 GP20

    Product Showcase

    2 Exciting New Buildings from Menards!

    Readers' Rails

    Photos from Peter Caldwell, John Penca, and Melvin Garelick's Layouts

    Second Section

    • Excursion Car Model by Dennis Schlossman
    • Daylighting a Tunnel: Part 2 by Donald Keiser

      Team Track with Dave Minarik

      Project Engines: The Old Becomes New Again

      Collector's Gallery

      LCCA Convention Boxcar

      The OGR Advertiser Index

       

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      Wesley E. Swartz
      An electrical engineer enjoys his trains and sharing some wiring tips

      I am a regular, many year subscriber to "O Gauge Railroading" and I got the extra copies of Run 331 to share with my nephews who are also into model and full sized trains because I authored an article in this issue. But there are other articles in this issue that are more spectacular than mine! I particularly liked "My Father's Challenge" by Joel Fonder and "Narrow Gauge Down Under" by Dallas Dogger. I also picked up some great ideas from "Daylight a Tunnel: Part 2" by Donald Keiser that will be useful as I try to complete a BIG mountain that has steep and high cliffs needing extensive retaining walls. Thank you OGR!

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      Joel Fonder
      OGRR Run 331

      Ordered six extra copies for family members, as my layout was featured. The front cover on the first, or top magazine had a large crease in it from someone packing the shipping envelope. This could have been avoided if they had put the magazines in the envelope spine first. Was a little disappointed, but not the end of the world.