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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1990 May Model logging switcher CPS Wooden cab
Railroad Model Craftsman 1990 May
Departments
6 Notes on an Old Timetable
Editorial-Harold H. Carstens
7 Safety Valve
Letters from our readers
14 Dispatchers report
Product and industry news
32 RMC Timetable
Scheduled events and notices
90 Test Track
Product reviews
103 Collector Consist
-Our scale heritage: Herb Walter-custom builder by Keith Wills
110 Editors Notebook
Commentary-William C. Schaumburg
112 Classified Advertising
Commercial listings
113 Exchange Place
Non-commercial listings
114 Dealer Directory
Recommended hobby dealers
121 Advertising Index
Special features
46 Perspective: The fine art of freelancing by William C. Schaumburg
Freelanced model railroads can be made more realistic by observing prototype practices.
85 Kootenay River Scenic Railway's first steam-up by Adolf, Okan and Iniskim Hungry Wolf
Fantasy and history combine to make an interesting HOn3 model railroad for two brothers in the Canadian Rockies.
Modeling
48 The Kanawha & Western Allegheny revisited by C. J. Riley
Following a move to a new home, the author has rebuilt his steam-era layout using the best of the old and a lot of new modeling.
54 Modeling a Conrail C32-8 by William Baker
With a little detailing, Rail Power's plastic shell can be turned into a good looking model of a Conrail C32-8.
65 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Chop-nosing a logging RS3 by Patrick Lawson
Once used by the Canadian Pacific in yard service, this distinct looking engine finished out its career hauling logs.
68 Scratchbuilding New England buildings by Jim Auman
The first of these models was built using plaster, latex caulk and styrene.
73 Protofile 57: C&O two-bay hopper by John Riddell
Thousands of these cars operated on the C&O and they can be easily modeled.
72 Cardinal System Leasing by Dean Freytag
The Cardinal System has set up a leasing program for cars and equipment wearing their name but operating on other modelers' layouts.
Prototype
58 CPR's 3260-3299 wooden combines by Robert McLarty
These classic wood combines were built by the CPR.
75 The EBT in the Iron Age Part Ill: The furnace and iron mines by Lee Rainey
This month we'll examine the operations of the mining industry along the East Broad Top.
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