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Model Railroader Magazine 1962 February More on superdetailing steam locomotives
Model Railroad 1962 February
CONTENTS
King Steam is dead . . . Long live the King! 26 0n3 2-8-0 from a Kemtron C-16 kit, by John Carruthers.
Diablo Valley Lines. By Whit Towers 30 Bay Area club has its eye on the public as well as its railroad.
Freight cars by the half dozen. By Gordon Odegard34 Mass-produce your own car desgins and save much building time.
Design of good running gear. By Bob Darwin39 The art of superdetailing - part 3.
Modeler's notes - observation car platform49 Rear-end detail photo of a Burlington observation car.
Spruce up your interlocking tower. By Richard H. Radford50 Outbuildings and supply tanks for an interlocking plant.
Getting closer to realistic performance. By Linn H. Westcott 56 Transistorized smooth-start units and automatic load compensation.
Honeywell germanium PNP power transistors71 Supplement to September 1961 Bluebook on transistors.
Prototype plans and data:
Alcan tank-hopper car38
Burlington observation car49
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