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Model Railroader Magazine 1983 December Build track gang headquarters Airbrush p
Model Railroader December 1983 Vol 50 No 12
CONTENTS
72 My Santa Fe Argentine DivisionBy Chuck Hitchcock
Boyhood memories live again in HO scale
80 All aboard: The basics of airbrush paintingBy Andy Sperandeo
The ABCs of a very useful tool
84 John Wittmus' Great Byron & WesternBy Andy Sperandeo
This HO layout hangs from the family room ceiling
87 Winter comes to Ginger CreekBy Bill Beutel
With some good techniques for modeling ice and snow
90 Forty-five years afterBy Eric Brunger
A veteran O scaler looks at how it was and is
93 Build a track gang headquartersBy Miles Hale
Suggestions for a complex of railroad buildings for urban or rural use
96 Reading track maintenance structuresBy J. Harold Geissel
Geissel drawings of this complex of small trackside structures
99 S. J. Young &Sons Coal CoBy Harold Russell
Harold Russell drawings of a residential coal distribution structure
102 Santa Fe baggage car of 1880 By Andy Sperandeo
Harold Russell and Larry Lammes drawings of a classic of the carbuilder's art
104 Hidden Magne-Electric uncoupling ramps By Arthur Adkins
Unsightly ramps can be easily concealed
107 My favorite modelBy R. Thomas Cole
A simple question leads to fond memories
111 Modeling the great American desertsBy Mark Junge
The wastelands can make beautiful and fascinating scenery for your layout
116 Bob Boudreau's HO scale Fundy Northern machine shop
The Model of the Month award
118 Benchwork for the San Juan CentralBy Malcolm Furlow
L-girders provide perfect support for those Colorado mountains and canyons
126 Dirt highway crossingsBy Mark Henley
A down-and-dirty method of making dirt highway crossings
128 Fun at ChristmasBy Robert Mueller
This Lionel layout drew big crowds
131 The Christmas Homecoming
Holiday greetings from the MR staff
136 Esthetics and model railroadingBy Peter Tuttle
Some thoughts on individual approaches to the hobby
PROTOTYPE DATA AND DRAWINGS:
96 Typical Reading track maintenance structures
99 S. J. Young & Sons Coal Co. of Windsor, N. Y.
102 Santa Fe baggage car of 1880
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