samples of what you’ll find in this database and tell you how
to access the entire collection in our MRH Track plan data-
base article.
As for our columns, Bruce Petrarca removes the mysteries
around DCC addressing, and Nick Muff shows how to model
a 1950s-vintage auto carrier truck. We also have some great
material for you in our MRH QAT column and our “Yes, It’s a
Model” monthly photo feature
Larry Smith provides the details on how he builds his narrow
gauge rolling stock fleet in his “Lite and Narrow” column.
Ken Patterson takes more of a potpourri tack in “What's
Neat This Week” this time by giving us a bit of everything.
We can’t emphasis enough how you need to watch the
video that goes with Ken’s column. Ken puts a lot of effort
into creating fabulous visuals for you, and you miss the best
of Ken’s column if you don’t watch his video.
We wrap up this month’s issue with “Reverse Running”,
our contrary view commentary, this time on why being
short on cash can be a good thing for your hobby pur-
suits. And finally, let’s not forget our somewhat infamous
“Derailments” segment, MRH's alleged humor and bizarre
facts endcap.
Enjoy the February issue!
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