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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1950 November HO Railroading Buffet style
Railroad Model Craftsman November 1950 Vol 19 No 6 COVER is split along the edge
CONTENTS
HO RAILROADING, BUFFET STYLE-By Larry Smith 8
A highly detailed HO layout that will easily fit in the smallest of homes.
GRUSOME'S GRAIN MILL-By Eric Brunger 12
Construction plans and methods for a realistic structure of the 1900 era.
POWER TO SPARE, A 2-10-2--By Warren B. Crater 15
Detail drawings for a large Reading prototype loco.
DESIGNING A LAYOUT-By Bert Herrick 16
Careful preliminary work can save many hours of construction time and needless waste of materials.
USRA LIGHT PACIFIC-By David H. Babcock 19
Final construction notes for this popular 4-6-2 in HO gauge.
THREE FOR TWO-By Bill Hoffmann Jr. 20
Some tips for the renovation of used equipment in line with prototype practice.
ALONG THE TINPLATE TRACK-By Louis H. Hertz22
Some little known facts on the old Ives Line.
YOUR NABOR'S PIKE 24
Photos of interesting models built up by readers of Railroad Model Craftsman.
THE SCRAP BOX 28
OFEN THE TABLE TOP-By Glyn Lewis 33
SAM, THE TROUBLE MAN 38
KIT OF THE MONTH-Model Die Casting Stock Car 42
PROTOTYPE NOTES 44
NEW PRODUCTS45
RAILROAD CLUB NEWS49
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