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Model Railroader Magazine 1967 February Narrow gauge diesel drawings Freight car
Model Railroader 1967 February
BILL OF LADING
Gondola cars with a lifetime guarantee. By Gene Hickey.
Ganged cementing makes it easy to build several cars at one time.
69th Street: super traction terminal. By Aaron G. Fryer.
Some part of this vast track layout may be just the thing for you.
Narrow gauge in the Vale of Fawrcarnedd.
By Alan Brackborough.----
British 00n3 layout in a small space makes use of a fiddle yard.
Shortline/narrow-gauge water plug. By G. Richard Broad.
Give your iron horses a drink from this easily built plug.
12345: zip code for the E&O. By Gordon Odegard.
The five basic steps of zip texturing hard-shell scenery.
A yard and a quorner long. By Raymond A. Klatt.
Track plan for compact shelf space can be used with fiddle yards.
So you need a lathe! By Charles Kreischer.--
A portable drill can be mounted on a base to ease your modelmaking.
Prototype drawings and data:
69th Street: super traction terminal. Data --
Coaling station in concrete. Drawings.-
Sao Line modern reefer. Drawings. ---
Louisville & Nashville wood-chip hopper. Drawings. Narrow-gauge diesel for Newfoundland. Drawings.
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