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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1978 February RMC Car Card operation Simplifie
Railroad Model Craftsman 1978 February BB&K A Colorful period module railroad
Contents
special features
66Boomer TrailPhotos from our readers
107CartoonThe new club member Larry Miller Ili
modeling
40Country depot, Soo Line styleModern structure building techniques
are featured in the construction of this small depot/Bill Schaumburg
44Friend of Frenda MineA prototype for Art Curren's popular kitbashed
mine was found in the hills of Maryland/Don McFall
47Frenda Mines II, Ill and IVSuggestions for additions and variations to
the basic mine Art Curren. Jock Oliphant and Steve Riddlebaugh
48BB&K: A period modular railroadPennsylvania narrow- and
standard-gauge railroading inspired this HO/HOn3 layout/Lester Jordan, Jr
56Reliable simplified switch-machine linkageA simple pivot wire from a
standard switch machine does the trick ;Howard McKinney
68Car-cards and waybillsA review of a refined version of one of the most
popular car-fowarding systems for operation/Steve King
74RMC/Dremel Kitbashing AwardSubtle alterations convert a plumbing
supply house to a classic general store in HO/Colin Emmerson
prototype
58The Winnfield Local (pt 2)A closer look at the town of Ruston. La..
where the local switches industries and an interchange/ Robert Karsten
65CN standard overhead farm road bridgeDrawings of a typical
wooden overpass designed in 1911 but still common today/Julian Cavalier
departments
5Notes on an Old Timetableeditorial/Harold H. Carstens
10Safety Valve -Letters from our readers
23Dispatchers ReportNew product and industry news
29RMC TimetableScheduled events and organizational notices
34Trouble ShootingOuestions, answers and tips/William C. Schaumburg
76Test Track Product reviews
97ObservationsSWACI2 up-date and overview/Don Fiehmann
98Editors Notebook--Commentary/J. Anthony Koester
104Classified AdvertisingCommercial advertising
105Exchange PlaceNon-commercial advertising
113Advertising IndexWhere to find it this month in RMC
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