Detailing a Model for an Operating Layout
Railroad Model Craftsman 2012-01 pg. 81 Scale: HO Category: "Locomotives - Diesel"
The author provides tips on how to super-detail your locomotives, but yet still allow for longevity when those engines are used during operating sessions.
Detailing an NYS&W RS-1
Railroad Model Craftsman 2003-04 pg. 52 Scale: HO Category: "Locomotives - Diesel"
The author describes how he detailed an Atlas model to represent the engine on the Susquehanna. He models summer time so the roof hatches and engine compartment doors are modeled open. The engine is heavily weathered. Includes 1950's prototype photos, and model photos, including construction. A parts list is also included.
Kitbashing a Erie-Lackawanna Caboose
Railroad Model Craftsman 2010-05 pg. 72 Scale: N Category: "Cabooses"
The author takes an Athearn bay-window caboose to create a caboose for the EL.
Kitbashing an Erie Stillwell Coach in N Scale
Railroad Model Craftsman 2007-02 pg. 75 Scale: N Category: "Passenger Cars"
The author took Model Power heavyweight passenger cars and converted them into these uniquely-shaped cars for the Erie. One prototype photo and many model photos are included, as well as a materials list. No scaled drawings.
Kitbashing an Erie-Lackwanna GE U36C
Railroad Model Craftsman 2010-03 pg. 53 Scale: N Category: "Locomotives - Diesel"
The author describes how he modeled this engine from a Kato C30-7. Includes a prototype photo, and several construction photos, as well as a parts list.
When Good Engines Go Bad
Railroad Model Craftsman 2010-10 pg. 48 Scale: HO Category: "Locomotives - Diesel"
Modeling a diesel with opened doors, which means modeling the actual motor (removing the model's mechanics). Includes some prototype photos and many model photos.