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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1950 July Build a light pacific Small terminal
Railroad Model Craftsman July 1950 Vol 19 No 2
CONTENTS
U.S.R.A. LIGHT PACIFIC-By David H. Babcock 6
The first of a series of Step-by-Step construction articles on this well-detailed HO model.
AN INTERESTING SMALL TERMINAL- By Warren B. Crater 10 Four track terminal in limited space, Central Jersey prototype.
A DIMINUTIVE PENNSYLVANIA E-6 ATLANTIC-By George Miller 14 Here's what can be done in 1/16" scale with detail to spare.
ECONOMY MOTOR TRUCK-By Long Valley Electric Ry.18
A smooth running motor truck built up from brass and commercial parts with common hand tools.
A FOLDAWAY MODEL RAILROAD-By Yvan Masse 20
An ingenious method to overcome that lack of space problem.
ALONG THE TINPLATE TRACK-By Louis H. Hertz 22
The Saint Paul type of locomotive in Tinplate.
YOUR NABOR'S PIKE 24
Photographs of models built up by readers of Railroad Model Craftsman.
THE LAYOUT DOCTOR 26
Eliminating Duck-Unders through layout design.
M-K-T CABOOSE IN HO-By Lewis Austin 28
An interesting model to bring up the end of your freight drag.
FLAGSTOP: ESSEX VALLEY RAILROAD-By Ivan Preble 38
A large O gauge club with ten years experience at the same location.
REPORT ON HO TRACK-By William Schopp 44
THE SCRAP BOX 3
SAM, THE TROUBLE MAN 33
LAYOUT PROBLEMS 34
NEW PRODUCTS 46
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