Model Railroader Magazine 1962 July Plans for an interurban & gondola Office Bri

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Model Railroader Magazine 1962 July Plans for an interurban & gondola Office Bri
 
Model Railroader   July 1962   Vol 29 No 7
TABLE OF CONTENTS
At day's end.---------20
Latest display railroad of the Puget Short Lines.
Executive offices, shortline style. By Roy M. Turner--26
Unusual buildings serve the shortlines' daily functions.
Modeling with a burning tool. By E. L. Moore---42
Simple and effective way to create a variety of models.
The Utah Pacific. Photos by Lonnie Wilson ----44
Al Oliver uses Structolite to scenic his railroad.
Dispatching and scheduling. By Whit Towers---48
Know a dispatcher's job and achieve realistic operation.
A versatile little rascal. By Don Reschenberg---58
Ken Kidder's Porter Mogul - possibilities by the score.
Build a small diesel crane. By Carl H. Williams---60
Easily built model suits coalyard or gravel pit.
Prototype plans and data:
Pacific Electric's Niles car------28
B&O outside-braced drop-end gondola---29
ACL-C&IM 2-10-2-------32
Rural road overpass -------39

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