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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1990 November B&O early days Kitbash small coa
Railroad Model Craftsman 1990 November
Departments
6 Notes on an Old Timetable
Editorial-Harold H. Carstens
8 Safety Valve
Letters from our readers
18 Dispatchers report
Product and industry news
30 RMC Timetable
Scheduled events and notices
105 Test Track
Product reviews
128 Collector Consist
-Batteries not included by Keith Wills
130 Editors Notebook
Commentary-William C. Schaumburg
137 Classified Advertising
Commercial listings
137 Exchange Place
Non-commercial listings
138 Dealer Directory
Recommended hobby dealers
145 Advertising Index
Special features
58 Perspective: Realignment by Robert E. Mohowski
Railroad right-of-way realignments can offer a curious blend of old and new technologies.
68 The Buckhorn Mines Railroad by Art Mitchell
Come along for a ride in the cab on this HOn30" mining railroad.
Modeling
60 Four for the road by David Hussey
Not all GP40-2's are alike, so when the author set out to model a pair for the Rio Grande and a pair for the SP he first examined and photographed the prototypes.
73 Easy C&NW-type waycar by Art Danz
An MDC caboose provides an almost-instant model.
77 CP Rail's bathtub gondolas by Patrick Lawson
The CP uses these cars in unit train service to haul coal from the mountains of British Columbia to a port on the Pacific. Here is how the author kitbashed a fleet of them in HO using a Juneco kit.
80 Another tree article? Yes, but you pick these by Bill Henderson
These good looking background trees are made from weeds.
82 Building a mainline coaling tower by John Swanson
With some kitbashing, an IHC kit of the D&RGW's narrow gauge Chama coaling tower can be enlarged to take on a more substantial and generic standard gauge look.
85 Protofile 59: CB&Q 3,500 cubic-foot Dry Flohopper by Charles Derus
The author kitbashed this car using a pair of Eastern Car Works HO models.
99 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Modeling a Washington Branch train by Franklin Doeringer
It is possible to kitbash a B&O train of the 1840's using a Bachmann engine and cars.
Prototype
90 Historical Modeling: the B&O's Washington Branch by Franklin Doeringer
Historical modeling offers a host of challenges and interesting modeling possibilities. This month we'll look at some of them as we examine a B&O branch of the 1840s.
102 Heritage Mercantile by Julian Cavalier
Here are plans for a typical wooden country store.
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