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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1950 December Christmas layout suggestions
Railroad Model Craftsman December 1950 Vol 19 No 7
CONTENTS
MODEL SHOW CASE-By Dick Obert 8
An effective means to exhibit prize winning models.
CHRISTMAS ON THE LAYOUT-By Elliot DeForest 11
Some interesting details for that Xmas Garden.
BRILL RAIL BUS-By Bill Schopp 12
Something a little unusual, but sure to prove popular on any pike. Plans shown full size for HO
SMALL FRY and SMALL GAUGE-By Bart Crosby 14
Model Railroading can be fun for the entire family!
BLACK LIGHT-By D. J. Prudhomme 15
A means to reproduce colorful scenes in miniature.
THE CHANNEL LINE AT CHRISTMAS-By L. A. Bartholomew 17 Ice and snow can add variety and realism to your model railroad.
TINPLATE LAYOUT-By William Driskill 18
Another fold-a-way railroad. When in closed position, it only requires I x 4 feet of space!
AN OLD TIME GONDOLA-By Eric Brunger 20
Construction method and plans for an interesting HO car.
FREAKS OF THE ROAD-By F. Braun 22
Prototype plans for the Virginia & Truckee's Flanger Car.
ALONG THE TINPLATE TRACK-By Louis H. Hertz 24
Twenty Years Ago in Tinplate.
SAM, THE TROUBLE MAN 28
THE SCRAP BOX 36
RAILROAD CLUB NEWS 55
TIMELY TT TOPICS-By Ray Davis 56
TRENDS IN LANDSCAPING-By Ken Moyer58
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