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MRH issue 10 - Nov/Dec 2010

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- Publisher's editorial: The silence can be deafening
- MRH Staff Notes: What's New?
- November 2010 News - Old Yardmaster
- MRH Questions, Answers, and Tips
- Lessons in Passenger Car Modeling - part 2
- The Washington Northern Railroad
- One evening project - Easy Highway Stripes
- Switching the SP Daylight
- Rock molds using kitchen caulk
- Weathering Powders
- Benchwork without tools - 22 stories up
- Build a Spanish Revival Bungalow
- First Look: Com-Art Real Deal Weathering Kit
- First Look: Walthers 2011 HO Reference Book
- Column - The Lite and Narrow: Building an On30 Speeder
- Column - Up the Creek: Modeling a Creek - part 3
- Column - Getting Real: Layout design with a saw
- Column - Comme-N-tary: Making mountains from a cardboard box
- Reverse Running: But we've always done it that way
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Speachless..........
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ok,
wow,... what can I say,...you wake up on a sunday morning, remembering you had to set the clock back for one hour since your part of the world is going back to winter time,... that's one hour extra sleep,... but since you are already up,... you go for a nice cup of tea,... cranck up the pc,...go for a look on your favorite site, "MRH",... and then you get to see the latest issue,....some clicks later, your jaw drops and you go speachless....I even got to see my friend Kevin and his WN switching layout,... for real (well kinda)....
There is only so few sundays in a lifetime waking up like this.
First in class, second to none !!!!!!!!!
Thanks again "MRH" crew, if there was an Oscar to be handed out for magazines, well...the others would go home empty handed (....whispering,: "for decades to come")
Jappe
CEO, U.P.-Willamette Valley Sub aka U.P.-Eureka & Willamette Valley Branch
----------------------------------Ship it now, Ship it right---------------------------------------------
Don't ride behind me, I will not lead you, don't ride in front of me, I will not follow you, just ride next to me and be my bro......
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Some of the extras have wrong link, no worky...
Marc Fournier, Quebec
Links point to Sep-Oct
Both the links above, and the stuff on the MRH homepage. Trying to guess the right path didn't work.
dave
Make sure you clear your browser cache
Make sure you clear your browser cache. You can google how to clear your browser cache or you can click reload on the page and hold down the shift or ctrl key to tell the browser you want to force a refresh (tell the browser you know better since the page expire logic in browsers is not flawless).
Joe Fugate
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
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I guess we did not win the prize for finding the right link this time did we Dave. MRH seems to do this on each release lately. Great fun trying to sort it out, but it takes away from layout work.. .
Marc Fournier, Quebec
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It would seem to be more than that. Tried clearing cache, rebooting PC, clearing cache again. IE 8 can not download the first 4 extra. the remaining 2 (Weathering) no issue.
The first link has got the wrong article name in it, http://00200530.pdl.pscdn.net/002/00530/MRH10/DaveCluneInterview_DVD.zip
The second third and forth find nothing to display.
http://00200530.pdl.pscdn.net/002/00530/MRH10/KevinKlettke-interview-HDV.zip
http://00200530.pdl.pscdn.net/002/00530/MRH10/SwitchingTheDaylight-DVD.zip
http://00200530.pdl.pscdn.net/002/00530/MRH10/SwitchingTheDaylight-HDV.zip
Marc Fournier, Quebec
Keep in mind there's hundreds of links in each issue
There's hundreds if links in each issue and the way we test an issue is we have staff sit around for hours clicking on every link they can. If you tried to click on every possible thing in each issue that has links, do you know how long that will take you? Hours, that how long!
We always miss a few there's so many of them. That's why we prefer to release a little early before the official release day so you "regulars" can find what we missed before we send out the email blast to the whole world.
So thanks for the notice that we've got some problems. We'll get 'em fixed today before we send out the official email blast for tomorrow's official release of the issue.
Joe Fugate
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
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I hope I do not come across as blasting MRH. All I am doing is trying to document my atttemps in case any one else has a similar issue with IE8 and the Extras.
Now I cleared ALL the IE8 browsing temp files, passwords, hist, cache. Reloaded and got the DVD switching video. still unable to retrive the 2 Klettke files and the HD switching video.
http://00200530.pdl.pscdn.net/002/00530/MRH10/SwitchingTheDaylight-DVD.zip
Funny thing is that now both this link above and the identical one in my previous post (that would not function before ) now dowload the file. I tried the MRH mag online version and then tried my downloaded MRH mag copy. The downloaded mag copy got me the DVD switching video and not the missing other three.
One must love this type of fun; engineers nightmare, someone to find a new way to brake something.
Marc Fournier, Quebec
Marc Fournier, Quebec
Bonus Extra links fixed
OK. THe bonus extra links should be fixed now. If you continue to get bad links, refresh your browser's cache.
I apologize for this screw up. My only excuse is working 14-16 hour days for the last 3 weeks getting the magazine out and I just got really fuzzy headed toward the end of the process.
btw. One of the reasons we try to 'ship' the magazine prior to it's official release date (which is Mon, Nov 1st for issue 10) is so our loyal readers can find the stupid stuff we let slip through *before* we send out notifications to over 14,000 subscribers...
Thanks for caring enough to report problems.
Charlie Comstock
Contributing Editor, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
The links on the Legacy Page
Looks like the links on the Legacy Download Page are pointing to the Sept-Oct issue:
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/magazine/mrh-2010-NovDec/legacy_download
Regular downloader worked fine though. Got my copy to read tomorrow at work copied over to the iPad :)
Shaun
http://www.upmodelrailroad.com
Read the main Articles and thought The interviews were
Top of the line. Kevinklettke Has one nice Harbor and the reuse of models from other layouts is impressive as most Used Structures seem to loose something once removed from their original scenes But Kevin has done a superb job of recycling his Buildings and RR structures as well as building the Bate and boat house and everything in a 12 ft X 8 ft "L" shape. I really Liked the quality of construction and even though the RR isn't finished he has a nice RR in the works. Great Video also everybody should watch this one.
Dan
Rio Grande Dan
Fixed ...
Thanks for the heads up ... I've fixed 'em - good catch before the email blast goes out!
Joe Fugate
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
Looks like the editor in
Josh
http://rr.blockchoice.com
Thanks for the heads up ...
Not a problem :)
I often times download the Mag directly into Goodreader on the iPad so I usually hit the Legacy page to download.
Shaun
http://www.upmodelrailroad.com
September news
Yup, it sure looks like the editor in charge missed that one...
Sigh.
Charlie
Contributing Editor, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
OOOOOOPS...........
.................HAPPENS.So I have found out over the years.A few to many to mention.This is all free and supported by lots of good people and product.........BE HAPPY AND MERRY XMAS too all........
Vic Roseman
Vics models and photos are awesome I have been a fan since the 80s he is a ledgend I own a few of his pen and ink drawings and look forward to his pics his models and his philosophies keep up the good work Vic.