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Model Railroader Magazine 1970 May Photograph models in sunlight
Model Railroader 1970 May
BILL OF LADING
Cumberland & Susquehanna RR.: a track plan. By Deane Mellander.--
The South Penn never ran a train but maybe this pike will.
Sunlight for model photos. By Roger T. Prichard.
Natural light helps solve model photography problems.
Vincent V. Vasta's D&RGW pile driver.
The Model of the Month Award.
Rail-cleaning device. By H. David Fyffe.
Dollar model with a useful purpose.
Cases for throttles. By Bud Davies.-
Notes on mounting knobs and switches.
Challenge for the scratchbuilder. By Gib Kennedy.
You'll have to make most of the parts to model this car.
Converted kit steam locomotive. By W. A. Gardner.
Bowser's NYC K-3 becomes a Soo Line Pacific.
Banishing drawbridge bump. By Uncle Eric La Nal.
How to keep wheels and trolleys on their tracks.
Testimonial to styrene. By Richard J. Krueger.
The ABC's of model railroading.
Prototype drawings and data:
NP and SP&S Challengers.
Erie RPO car.-
CP 400401 four-wheel flanger car. CP and GN Hanger warning signs. The parts of a steam locomotive.
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