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Model Railroader Magazine 1998 November Airbrush painting Details NKP PA-1 Wheel
Model Railroader 1998 November
OUR COVER STORY
74 Airbrushing for model railroaders By Marty McGuirk Selecting and using this remarkable tool
82 Operation brings a coal branch to life By Tony Koester
The Allegheny Midland's Coal Fork Extension: Part 6
A look at how the Coal Fork earns its keep concludes our series
88 Four familiar fences By Art Curren
Variety in rural fences reflects frugal use of materials
AN INDUSTRY YOU CAN MODEL: PART 2
90 Papermaking and the railroads today By Jim Hediger An industry with great kitbashing potential
PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
96 Fully enclosed low-deck tri-level auto racks By George Sebastian-Coleman
Enclosing skeleton racks secured the auto trade for U. S. railroads
102 Nickel Plate Road PA-1s By Jim Six
Upgrading factory-painted Life-Like Proto 2000 HO models
106 Ruins that improve a model city By John Nehrich Remnants of the past add a sense of history
115 Improving HO scale freight and passenger trucks By John Pryke
Replace wheels and add weathering for more realism
117 Patching up X29 boxcars By Bill Darnaby
Rub-on metal foil easily represents side repair panels
120 Proto:Scale By Paul J. Dolkos
Standards based on the prototype lead to greater realism
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