Great Model Railroads – Rhubarb Loop

Year	Collection	Articles
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995		–
1996		–
1997		The Ever-changing Utah Belt by Eric Brooman – On the eve of the new millennium the UB makes some major changes to stay up-to-date.
1998		–
1999		Boston & Maine’s West Hoosic Division by Lou Sassi – This HO layout has improved with age.
2000		Let’s Try This Again by David K. Smith – The fourth N scale White River & Northern
2001		Essential Artistry on the Cumberland Valley by Marty McGuirk – Bill and Wayne Reid’s N scale masterpiece. The Green Mountain Division of the Boston & Maine by Don Jones.
2002		John Proebsting’s HO Soo Line by John Proebsting – modelling rural and small-town Wisconsin circa 1948. Boston & Maine’s New England North Division by Jim Hediger – recapturing memories of youthful railfanning [Carlo Orciari].
2003		Short Line in Maine by Neal Horning – narrow gauge roots add interest to the Suesport & Southeast Carry RR. Father and Son Corn Belt Route by Marshall Skibbe – Marshall and Mike Skibbe model the Chicago Great Western in N scale. t
2004		Operating With An “Old Head” by Paul J. Dolkos.
2005		The View from Down Under by Paul J. Dolkos.
2006		Keeping up to date on the Utah Belt by Eric Brooman – a modern freelanced model railroad three decades in the making.
2007		–
2008		Voodoo and Palmettos by Lance Mindeim – a modern industrial switching layout on a shelf. The Travelling Chilli Line by Steve Amitrno – this compact SN3 Denver & Rio Grande Western layout is built for military moves.
2009		Bringing Home Keddie Wye by Jim Pendley – how a Feather River Route landmark became my layout’s centrepiece. Last Winter on the Hoosier Line by Paul J. Dolkos – the Monon meats Midwestern winter on an N scale shelf layout [Lance Mindheim]. High Green on the C&O in Appalachia by Mike J. Burgett – a Centralized Traffic Control machine is the focal point of this HO scale layout.
2010
2011		oNetrak Modules can do Double Duty by Bernard Kempinski – a Chesapeake & Ohio Mountain Subdivision layout based on N scale modules.
2012		Viewpoint: Modeling a Photo by Bill Denton.
2013		Finished But Not Done by Jack Burgess – lessons learned from the multi-deck HO scale Yosemite Valley RR.
2014		–
2015		Less is More on a Modern Branch Line by James McNab – the HO scale Grimes Industrial Track operates just like its prototype.
2016		Developing an N Scale ‘Mushroom’ Layout by Mark Dance – Product design techniques from the business world helped design this Canadian layout.
2017		–
2018		–
2019		Modeling the LAJ by Lance Mindeim – a shelf layout designed as a work of art for a living space.
2020		–
2021		Country Modeling Moves to the Big City by Paul Dolkos – a change in themes presents new modeling opportunities.
2022		Update on the Nickel Plate by Tony Koester – Tony’ Koester’s lifelong dream has matured. Seeing the Forest for the Trees by Tyler Whitcomb – The freelanced N-scale Tenino Western RR captures the feel of a modern short line in the Pacific Northwest.
2023		–
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1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

–

1996

–

1997

The Ever-changing Utah Belt by Eric Brooman – On the eve of the new millennium the UB makes some major changes to stay up-to-date.

1998

–

1999

Boston & Maine’s West Hoosic Division by Lou Sassi – This HO layout has improved with age.

2000

Let’s Try This Again by David K. Smith – The fourth N scale White River & Northern

2001

Essential Artistry on the Cumberland Valley by Marty McGuirk – Bill and Wayne Reid’s N scale masterpiece.
The Green Mountain Division of the Boston & Maine by Don Jones.

2002

John Proebsting’s HO Soo Line by John Proebsting – modelling rural and small-town Wisconsin circa 1948.
Boston & Maine’s New England North Division by Jim Hediger – recapturing memories of youthful railfanning [Carlo Orciari].

2003

Short Line in Maine by Neal Horning – narrow gauge roots add interest to the Suesport & Southeast Carry RR.
Father and Son Corn Belt Route by Marshall Skibbe – Marshall and Mike Skibbe model the Chicago Great Western in N scale. t

2004

Operating With An “Old Head” by Paul J. Dolkos.

2005

The View from Down Under by Paul J. Dolkos.

2006

Keeping up to date on the Utah Belt by Eric Brooman – a modern freelanced model railroad three decades in the making.

2007

–

2008

Voodoo and Palmettos by Lance Mindeim – a modern industrial switching layout on a shelf.
The Travelling Chilli Line by Steve Amitrno – this compact SN3 Denver & Rio Grande Western layout is built for military moves.

2009

Bringing Home Keddie Wye by Jim Pendley – how a Feather River Route landmark became my layout’s centrepiece.
Last Winter on the Hoosier Line by Paul J. Dolkos – the Monon meats Midwestern winter on an N scale shelf layout [Lance Mindheim].
High Green on the C&O in Appalachia by Mike J. Burgett – a Centralized Traffic Control machine is the focal point of this HO scale layout.

2010

2011

oNetrak Modules can do Double Duty by Bernard Kempinski – a Chesapeake & Ohio Mountain Subdivision layout based on N scale modules.

2012

Viewpoint: Modeling a Photo by Bill Denton.

2013

Finished But Not Done by Jack Burgess – lessons learned from the multi-deck HO scale Yosemite Valley RR.

2014

–

2015

Less is More on a Modern Branch Line by James McNab – the HO scale Grimes Industrial Track operates just like its prototype.

2016

Developing an N Scale ‘Mushroom’ Layout by Mark Dance – Product design techniques from the business world helped design this Canadian layout.

2017

–

2018

–

2019

Modeling the LAJ by Lance Mindeim – a shelf layout designed as a work of art for a living space.

2020

–

2021

Country Modeling Moves to the Big City by Paul Dolkos – a change in themes presents new modeling opportunities.

2022

Update on the Nickel Plate by Tony Koester – Tony’ Koester’s lifelong dream has matured.
Seeing the Forest for the Trees by Tyler Whitcomb – The freelanced N-scale Tenino Western RR captures the feel of a modern short line in the Pacific Northwest.

2023

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2024

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) 24/04/24