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A Last Look at Thatcher's Inlet Part 4

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-05

Page:

24

Author:

Dave Frary & Bob Hayden

Category:

Layout Construction

Scale:

HOn3

This last installment focuses on creating the atmosphere in the main street and the dockside fish warehouse complex. It covers how one might design structure layout by constructing temporary cardboard mockups. Many close-up photos.

Ontario Northland Caboose

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-05

Page:

29

Author:

Julian Cavalier

Category:

Cabooses

Prototype photos and scale drawings of the ON's cabooses numbers 100-105.

All About Sharks

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-05

Page:

34

Author:

Louis A. Marre

Category:

Locomotives - Diesel

Covers the history of the Baldwin Locomotives Works' DR6-4-2000, a.k.a. "Shark" because of its profile. Lots of prototype photos of both A and B units, mostly PRR. Includes an ownership summary.

Nostalgic Warehouse

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-05

Page:

39

Author:

Rob Corriston

Category:

Structures - Industrial

Scale:

HO

The author describes how he built this heavy weathered fertilizer warehouse modeled after one in Ringoes, N.J. Includes models photos and scale drawings.

Shark Roster

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-05

Page:

43

Author:

Louis A. Marre

Category:

Locomotives - Diesel

Breaks down the complete listing of all Baldwin "Sharknose" DR6-4-2000, later relabeled RF16 by the PRR. Includes scale drawings of the A unit.

Iota: End of a Very Short Line

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-05

Page:

44

Author:

Richard Francaviglia

Category:

Layout Construction

Scale:

HO

The author built a 17" x 56" switching layout representing the end of a short line in the Great Plains.

Toronto's PCC's

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-05

Page:

46

Author:

Julian Cavalier

Category:

Trolley

Prototype photos and scale drawings of these electrified PCC cars built in 1938 for the Toronto Transit Commission. PCC stands for President's Conference Committee.