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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1983 September Traction Small industry modelin
Railroad Model Craftsman 1983 September
Departments
6 Notes on an Old Timetable
Editorial-Harold H. Carstens
10 Safety Valve
Letters from our readers
24 Dispatchers Report
Product and industry news
29 Railbooks
Book news and reviews
33 RMC Timetable
Scheduled events and notices
50 Trouble Shooting
Questions and answers
96 Test Track
Product reviews
119 Tips and Techniques
Modeling methods and ideas
122 Observations
-Elaine's elaborations by Elaine Powell
124 Collector Consist
-A collector's education by
Keith Wills
126 Editors Notebook
Commentary-Christopher P.
D'Amato
128 Classified Advertising
Commercial listings
129 Exchange Place
Non-commercial listings
130 Dealer Directory
Recommended hobby dealers
137 Advertising Index
Special features
52 Perspective: Traction by William C. Schaumburg
A look at railroading under wires
62 Forced perspective photography by Mark Henley
A technique combining different-scale items to create realistic photos
Modeling
54 Modeling a CN SD40-2(W) by Dennis Falaas
How to convert an Athearn SD40-2 into a CN wide-nose unit
58 Quincy oil house by Wayne Wesolowski
A lesson in scratchbuilding a small stone structure
60 RMCIDremel Kitbashing Award: A first kitbash project by Gifford Hamilton
This inexpensive project combines two Tyco buildings
77 Broken shop windows by Joe Kreiss
An easy method for modeling broken windows
78 Protofile 27: Canadian Pacific grain car by Alec Adamyk
The author uses three boxcars to make this CP grain car
90 Tucson & Arizona Midland by Bob Tyson RMC tours an HO layout with a Southwestern flavor
Prototype
66 Wabash class B-6 0-6-0 by Ed Gebhardt
HO scale drawings of a small switch engine
72 Vest pocket industry by Jim Eager
How to apply an industry's solution to a model railroading problem
74 Safety Harbor Church by Julian Cavalier
Scale drawings for an historic Florida church
81 Traction study: Part 1 by Bruce Baffles
A look at the history of the streetcar in North America
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