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Model Railroader Magazine 1980 February Building and rebuilding the C&DR
Model Railroader February 1980 Vol 47 No 2
CONTENTS
62 Building and rebuilding the C&DR Ry. By Bob Hayden and Dave Frary
The evolution of a model railroad
70 Making your own dry transfersBy Ron Ford
Make as many as you want using only simple equipment and running water
76 Kitbashing On2 diesels By Tom Landrigan
Good-running units made by adding O scale cabs and details to Athearn HO switchers
78 The Martisco station By Haroldil W.d Russell
This 110-year-old structure, named for two towns in New York, is a museum
81 Bruce G. Eaton's Denver, South Park and Pacific Ry. 2-8-0 in HOn3
The Model of the Month award
82 The Wm. H. Archer CorpBy Gordon Odegard
Details and some colorful signs would make this building look good on your layout
84 EMD's versatile GP38-2By Jim Hediger
Prototype information on this popular medium-size road switcher
89 CTC-16: Part 3 - the power stationBy Keith Gutierrez
A command control system you can build
93 The Union Pacific's tie-treatment plant in Laramie By Eric Lundberg
This plant can be built with or without dual gauge trackage
98 The Piedmont & Western RR. By Walter R. Jones
A unique HO scale layout that combines European- and American-made equipment
102 E. L. Moore's legacy By Jim Kelly
Past 60 when he wrote his first, E. L. gave the hobby more than 100 articles
107 The San Jacinto DistrictBy Andy Sperandeo
An HO switching railroad for a 9 x 12-foot room
110 Yellow Pages billboard d Purina Chows signs
Billboards from the 1970san and an old standby for a rural structure
112 A drop-leaf module for a bookshelf railroadBy Eric Bronsky
Or how to run a railroad without losing your shirts
PROTOTYPE DATA AND DRAWINGS:
78 The New York Central's Martisco station
82 The Wm. H. Archer feed and grain supply
84 EMD GP38-2
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