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NASG Dispatch 2025 #6 November Articles

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From the Yard Office

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2025 #6 November

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3

Author:

R. James Whipple

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

Description:

Members are missing out on all of the new products coming out and being shown on the NASG's web site. Some clubs are growing because of their consistency in displaying at local shows. (related web page)

Restoration Station

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2025 #6 November

Page:

8

Author:

Bill Clark

Category:

Locomotives - Diesel

Description:

The author describes the kinds of issues he has come across with the smoke units in Lionel's U33C and PA diesel locomotives. His best-guess at the solution is shared in the article.

2025 "The Shoreline Special" Convention

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2025 #6 November

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10

Author:

Michael McConnell

Category:

Model Railroad Shows

Description:

Photos of the model contest winners' models. (related web page)

The Lonely Pullman Car

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2025 #6 November

Page:

16

Author:

Larry Shughart

Category:

Passenger Cars

Description:

The author argues that A.C. Gilbert made a weird business decision in 1953 to market a green #652 Pullman car, as it didn't match any of their other cars.

A Most Unusual Combine

Issue:

2025 #6 November

Page:

18

Author:

Brooks Stover

Category:

Passenger Cars

Description:

Researching and building a model of the Buffalo Creek & Gauley dining car X-6, serving MoW crews and railfans on tours. Includes prototype and model photos.

Skeleton Log Cars Part 1

Issue:

2025 #6 November

Page:

21

Author:

Steve Monson

Category:

Freight Cars - Log Cars

Description:

The author walks us through the process of building a set of 28-foot skeleton log cars. Includes design diagrams, parts list, and model photos.

S Gauge Pike Passes from the Past

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2025 #6 November

Page:

26

Author:

Larry Shughart

Category:

Model Railroads and People

Description:

The author photographed several model railroad visitor's passes that he found his Dad had kept.

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