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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1951 February RMC Oversize Loads Erie 135 ton
Railroad Model Craftsman February 1951 Vol 19 No 9
CONTENTS
EIGHT BALL LOCOMOTIVE WORKS-By Eric Brunger 8
Construction plans and method for a small, weather-beaten factory
OVERSIZE LOADS 1
They're easy to model and can be seen every day on the Erie
ERIE 135 TON FLAT CAR 11
Prototype plans for a Depressed Center Flat Car
SINGLE CONTROL SYSTEM-By Leonard W. Theodore 12
A versatile method of control which can be used to supplement other systems
THE I & G RAILROAD-By Bill Miller 15
An HO pike divided into five sections for scenic purposes
FREAKS OF THE ROAD-plans by James Berge 18
Prototype plans for a Fire Fighting Car as used on the New York Central
PEDDLER OF LOCAL FREIGHT-By Warren B. Crater 20
Operations and Movements of a Local Drill adaptable to modeling
ALONG THE TINPLATE TRACK-By Louis H. Hertz 22
An expert looks at the future of O Gauge
YOUR NABOR'S PIKE 24
Photo Parade of models built by RMC readers
DOUBLE GAUGE TURNOUT-By Bill Schopp 26
An ideal project for that branch line. Combining standard with narrow gauge equipment
COST ACCOUNTING FOR RAILROAD MODELERS- By Bart Crosby 30 A method to determine usefulness of equipment
HUMP YARD IDE-By the Layout Doctor I 1
THE SCRAP BOX 35
SAM, THE TROUBLE MAN 38
CHECK LIST OF DERAILMENT CAUSES 40
OFF'N THE TABLE TOP-By Glyn Lewis 42
NEW PRODUCTS 5, 47
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