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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1980 February RMC Improved loco pick up Weathe
Railroad Model Craftsman February 1980 Vol 48 No 9
CONTENTS
special features
52 Perspective: It was neater then/J. Anthony Koester
Reflections on a vintage view of railroading
62 Boomer Trail/Jim Haire
When Daylight and Southern Pacific were synonymous
78 Painting models/Larry Miller
A humorous look at a typical model-building hassle
modeling
54 Eye-shadow weathering/Larry DeYoung
It's readily available, easy, inexpensive and works
61 Modified Atlas factory/Charles Schramm, Jr.
Altering a plastic N scale kit for more versatility and a different look
64 Pick-up shoes for improved performance/John Swanson
Using an under-utilized commercial product for better operation
68 New England, Berkshire & Western (Part 2)/Tony Steele
Conclusion of the December 1979 RMC's study of an outstanding HO railroad
79 PROTOFILE 7: C&O 50-ton dry-bulk covered hopper/John Roberts
Its current use is to haul traction sand to locomotive facilities
81 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Freight transfer terminal/Don Ransom
Lengthening a popular HO plastic warehouse kit
82 Scratchbuilding methods/William T. Roubal
Techniques for advanced scratchbuilders who enjoy using tools
87 "Standard" freighthouses/Ed Steinberg
More ideas for changing a structure's length while retaining its basic design
92 Two new radio-control IC's available-Don Fiehmann
A special report on promising integrated circuits for R/C use
prototype
56 Two typical tank cars/C. Langdon Campbell Ill
Drawings and photos of GATX and DODX tankers
76 Corn syrup facility-G. Warren Reed
A modelable conversion of a passenger station in Birmingham, Ala.
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