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Modeling the Jersey Central Lines' Back Track Behemoths Part I

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

50

Author:

Robert J. Davis

Category:

Locomotives - Steam

Scale:

HO

The author describes how he converted a Broadway Limited USRA Heavy Mikado into a model of this locomotive. The articles includes a parts list, modeling photos (including intermediate modifications).

Scratchbuilding in Another Scale

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

58

Author:

Bob Walker

Category:

Structures

The author discusses occasionally building something in another scale to not only keep your interests high in the hobby, but also to gain a different perspective and learn some new techniques.

The Virtual Gilpin Part II

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

60

Author:

Mark Baldwin

Category:

Layouts

In this installment of the series on how to build a virtual model railroad the author dives more into how to create this world. Includes a side bar on the Gilpin Tram wreck of 1897.

Kitbashing a Santa Fe Ce-6 Waycar

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

65

Author:

Stephen M. Priest

Category:

Cabooses

Scale:

HO

The author took two Athearn models to make this one caboose. The article includes prototype photos, scale drawings, a parts list, and model construction photos.

A New Layout Part I

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

72

Author:

Don Spiro

Category:

Layout Construction

Scale:

HO

The author talks about the demise of his previous layout, why the new layout, and the things he wants to do different this time. Obviously the layout is quite far along, because it includes lots of nice close-up photos of the new layout.

A Bucket Load for a Flat

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

80

Author:

Richard Flock

Category:

Freight Cars - Flat Cars

Scale:

HO

Using an O-scale dipper for an HO-scale load.

What's an Agent-operator and Do I Really Need One to Run My Layout?

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

81

Author:

Jim Providenza

Category:

Operations

Adding jobs for these types of operators to your operating session adds another level of authenticity to your session - imitating what was done in years past.

Modeling Mercury-vapor Lamps

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

87

Author:

Fred Lagno

Category:

Electronics

Making the blue-white LED's look like these lamps from the 1970s.

Updating the PRR Northeast Division

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

89

Author:

Dave Messer

Category:

Layouts

Scale:

HO

The author updates us on the improvements he has made to his layout (his last article was in the March 2001 issue of RMC). Includes close-up photos of his new, detailed scenes.

Essential Freight Cars Part 23

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-09

Page:

93

Author:

Ted Culotta

Category:

Freight Cars - Box Cars

1932 ARA 40-foot steel boxcars owned by the MP, SAL, and WM. Includes model and prototype photos.