Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2007 #6 December
Page:
22
Category:
Model Railroads and People
Scale:
S
The author shares a photo of himself in 1968, and tells the story of how got into model railroading.
Magazine:
1:64 Modeling Guide 2008 Fall
Page:
22
Category:
Freight Cars - Gondolas
Scale:
S
Bill describes how to built this kit, but not necessarily using all the kit's parts. Includes discussion on how to paint the model and several construction and final photos.
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 1998 #1 February
Page:
18
Category:
Freight Cars - Box Cars
Scale:
S
By changing the ends of a River Raisin Models X33a, the author produced an X32a.
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2000 #5 October
Page:
27
Category:
Model Railroads and People
Scale:
S
Introduction to, and remembrance of, John Craft.
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 2013 #3 June
Page:
17
Category:
Layouts - S
Scale:
S
Two photos of the author's layout, which will be open after the 2013 NASG Convention.
Magazine:
The Keystone Modeler 2003 #005
Category:
Freight Cars - Flat Cars
Scale:
S
This is a brief overview of the kit by Funaro & Camerlengo class GR offered by Central Hobby Supply of Syracuse NY.
Magazine:
The Keystone Vol 47 No.2
Page:
42
Category:
Locomotives - Diesel
A photo of the last EMD engine the PRR ordered.
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 1992 #6 December
Page:
5
Category:
Model Railroads and People
Scale:
S
S-scale "scale" modelers and "hi-rail" modelers should join together within a club and exchange information, rather than divide.
Magazine:
NASG Dispatch 1989 #5 October
Page:
12
Category:
Model Railroad Clubs
Scale:
S
They met at Roy Hoffman's house to see his layout, and see all the wares from the area's manufacturers who attended. Includes several photos of Roy's layout.
Magazine:
Mainline Modeler 2004-01
Page:
25
Category:
Locomotives - F7
Scale:
S
The author modified the A-B-A set of S-Helper Service PRR F7 models by adding opened front coupler doors, Pennsy nose lift rings, and additional grab irons. The PRR antenna took a bit more work. The author built a brass drilling jig, so that he could properly position the stanchions for the antenna, and duplicate that effort on the other A-unit. He tested the A-B-A consist to work properly in DC (required some electrical work), before installing DCC. The article ends with how he painted the modified areas and applied weathering.
Magazine:
The Keystone Modeler 2007 #053
Page:
27
Category:
Structures - Trackside
Scale:
S
Model photos of this structure.