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Model Railroader Magazine 1961 June Plans of rare EMD RS-1325 Structures Interur
Model Railroader June 1961 Vol 28 No 6
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Gingerbread under the cliffs------22
Tomahawk Station, a polystyrene model on Alan Armitage's layout.
Creating scenery above Frustration Gulch. By M. B. Wakefield28
Philosophy, techniques, and refinements for a cliffside scene.
Warning flasher. By David L. Morse -----33
A simple circuit makes neon bulbs flash, without moving parts.
Modeler's notes on the LVT. By William D. Middleton --38
The Liberty Bell Line, sturdiest interurban of the Northeast.
Close-up - Country junction. By Joseph E. Boscoe and
Frank J. Richards-------43
Simple waystation on the Penn-Reading saw more active service.
Working dwarf and distant semaphores (Mechanical interlocking and signaling: 5). By Paul Larson and Gordon Odegard46
Modeling textures with sandpaper. By Francis P. Adams-50
Sandpaper finish on your structures, streets and track ballast.
Outboard brake beams for oldtime cars. By Alan Armitage -54
Construction of 1870 to early 1900 brake beams and brake shoes.
Bluebook of model railroad practice (79)
I - Diesel colors-------63
Color combinations for the C&IM EMD and LI Alco road switchers.
Prototype plans and data:
HT&W double-ended snowplow -----34
EMD RS-1325--------36
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