For those who are unable to acquire a copy of the Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette, Model Railroader or
Railroad Model Craftsman, I am providing copies of those articles already published, courtesy of those publications.
List of Publications
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Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette - July/Aug 1990
"Chama to Pagosa Springs in 0n3" |
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Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette - Nov/Dec 1992
"Modelling D&RGW Flangers in 0n3" |
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Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette - March/April 1996
"Been There...Done That!" |
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Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette - May/June 1996
"Modelling Phantom Curve's Hoodoos" |
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Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette - March/April 1997
"Rivers, Waterfalls and Fish" |
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Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette - May/June 1997
"Eagles and Eyries" |
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Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette - Nov/Dec 2002
"The Phoenix Rises" |
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Railroad Model Craftsman - May 1989 - Photo pp 86
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Railroad Model Craftsman - Nov 1991 - Cover Photo |
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Railroad Model Craftsman - Nov 1991
"Lex Parker's On3 D&RGW" |
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Model Railroader - March 1986 - Photo pp 90 |
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Model Railroader - June 1986 - Photo pp 86 |
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Model Railroader - Feb 1987 - Photo pp 88 |
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NMRA 1991 Calendar - March |
New Articles
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Building A Stock Car |
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Modelling Telegraph Poles |
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Right-ofWay Signs |
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Backdrop Clinic (PDF) |
The Royal Gorge, Colorado.
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| The bridge, which was built in 1929 and is the highest in the world, carries both pedestrians and vehicles. It is 1,053 feet above the Arkansas River. The (ex) D&RGW mainline follows the river below. There is a suspended cable car across the gorge from the spot where this picture was taken. Also, an incline railway takes you down to an observation platform beside the track and river. |
