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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1988 December Modeling snow Weathering wood
Railroad Model Craftsman 1988 December
Departments
6 Notes on an Old Timetable
Editorial-Harold H. Carstens
7 Safety Valve
Letters from our readers
18 Dispatchers report Product and industry news 33 Railbooks
Book news and reviews
44 RMC Timetable
Scheduled events and notices 102 Test Track
Product reviews
125 Collector Consist
-Ghosts of Christmases past by Keith Wills
129 Company Photographer
-'Tis the season by Dwayne Easterling
131 Editors Notebook Commentary-William C. Schaumburg
135 Classified Advertising
Commercial listings
136 Exchange Place Non-commercial listings
136 Dealer Directory Recommended hobby dealers 145 Advertising Index
Special features
56 Perspective: Small industrial railroads by Bill Schaumburg
Industrial railroads can provide interesting possibilities for modeling. 58 Getting started in model railroading: Building the N scale
Gorre N' Daphetid by Bill Pistello
Using a famous HO model railroad from the 1950's as inspiration, the author built an N scale layout that is great for both beginners and modelers who lack a lot of space.
Modeling
71 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Modeling a Seaboard Air Line SDP35 by Frank Mabry
This HO model is a combination of Atlas and Athearn models.
76 Modeling a winter wonderland by Bruce Nall
There is nothing like freshly fallen marble dust to make a model scene look like a snow-covered winter wonderland.
81 The basics of weathering wood by Dave Spence
The author explains how to use stains and paints to give wood an aged appearance.
88 North Dayton interlocking in O scale by Julian Cavalier
No matter what scale you model in, this model building article will provide you with plenty of information on the basics of scratchbuilding structures.
91 Protofile 50: CPR woodchip gon by Bob Boudreau
These interesting cars are easy to model in HO scale.
94 A sound idea by Robert Robson
Lots of modelers have sound systems in their locomotives, but how about their freight cars? Here is a way to simulate the sound of a working mechanical reefer.
80 Carpack: Modeling four different Western Maryland
covered hoppers by Bill Gruber
These HO kitbashes can enlarge your freight car fleet and each can be done in one evening's time.
Prototype
63 NWX: Cars of the North Western Refrigerator Line by Joseph Follmar with drawings by Charles Yungkurth
This private refrigerator car company assigned its fleet of cars to the C&NW
80 The Ellenville bridge by Julian Cavalier
This simple I-beam girder bridge served the NYO&W in the small Catskill town of Ellenville.
85 North Dayton Interlocking by David Orozi
Now gone, this tower once served the B&O mainline through Dayton.
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