
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-06
Page:
24
Author:
Jim Boyd
Category:
Locomotives - Diesel
The engines of the SSW, commonly referred to as the Cotton Belt Route, are featured in this article. Lots of prototype photos accompany this article, which includes a 1972 roster of all the SSW's diesels, a map of the area covered by the railroad, and one page of passenger cars and cabooses.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-06
Page:
34
Author:
Doug Leffler
Category:
Freight Cars - Flat Cars
Scale:
HOn3
Using strip wood, the author built this narrow gauge flat car. With some adjustment, this car could also be built to fit standard gauge.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-06
Page:
36
Author:
Bob Kjellander
Category:
Locomotives - Steam
Scale:
HO
Some quick notes about how the Pacific Fast Mail Santa Fe 2-8-0 was converted into a 0-8-0.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-06
Page:
37
Author:
Randy Brown
Category:
Railroads
When Amtrak took over passenger car service, several railroads had trains "No.1", making it confusing for the passengers.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-06
Page:
38
Author:
George Trager
Category:
Passenger Cars
Prototype photos of the Elm Trail and Oak Wood pullmans and accompanied by scale drawings.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-06
Page:
40
Author:
Chuck Yungkurth
Category:
Track
Using wooden blocks, these DL&W concrete bumping blocks are easy to model. Prototype and model photos, as well as scale drawings are included.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-06
Page:
41
Author:
Kenneth R. Ely
Category:
Freight Cars - Gondolas
Scale:
HO
Cube 1/2" diameter aluminum foil for a convincing load.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 1972-06
Page:
42
Author:
E.L. Moore
Category:
Structures - Industrial
Scale:
HO
The author shows how he built a freelanced feed mill from scratch for very little money. Structure includes a covered driveway, transformer posts and platform, and is accompanied by scale drawings.