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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1979 February Deck girder bridges
Railroad Model Craftsman February 1979 Vol 47/No 9
CONTENTS
special features
52 Boomer Trail
Photographic vignettes of model railroad scenes and equipment
modeling
52 Variety and realism through foundations/Gary Herlinger
Real structures don't all sit on level ground
56 The depot for Meade/Rob Corriston
A New England-inspired scratchbuilding project of Strathmore
60 Detailing in N scale/James M. Nodler
Even some HO parts are usable
72 Two small bridges (Part 1)/AI Westerfield
Scratchbuilding a welded I-beam type of deck-girder bridge
78 Waytacks for the new Glencoe Skokie Valley/Ed Ravenscroft
A review of a popular and easy-to-learn car-forwarding system
82 How to model self-guarded frogs/Paul Caparatta
The prototype uses them to eliminate guard rails on slow-speed turnouts
84 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: EMD SD30/Karl Erk
You won't find one in The Second Diesel Spotter's Guide
85 PROTOFILE 2: Northern Pacific 40-foot wood boxcar/Todd Sullivan
Athearn's HO scale plastic kit provides a fine starting point
90 Hiding switch machines/Bud Sima
He's got top-mounted switch machine camouflaging down to a science
94 Quick disconnects/Jim Findley
Plug-in switch machine connections for easier installation and maintenance
prototype
62 Short line fever/Bruce P. Curry
Why all of those colorful boxcars are so much a part of modern railroading
76 GE's new BQ23-7/Jim Boyd
It looks like a U-boat cross-kitted with an ice breaker
87 C&O/B&O/CN/SCL/Amtrak sleeper/Julian Cavalier
Its 5 roomettes, 3 drawing rooms and 1 bedroom have been around a bit
92 Narrow-gauge transfer car/Lester Jordan
This three-foot-gauge car hauled standard-gauge cars and locos!
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