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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1992 April Styrene modeling Kitbash SP SD45T-2
Railroad Craftsman 1992 April
Departments
6 Notes on an Old Timetable
Editorial-Harold H. Carstens
8 Safety Valve
Letters from our readers
16 Dispatchers report
Product and industry news
25 RMC Timetable
Scheduled events and notices
93 Test Track
Product reviews
116 Collector Consist
--Pacifics Two-Marklin and Binc 118 Editors Notebook
Commentary-
William C. Schaumburg
121 Classified Advertising
Commercial listings
122 Exchange Place
Non-commercial listings
122 Dealer Directory
Recommended hobby dealers
129 Advertising Index
Special features
52 Perspective: Interchange by William C. Schaumburg
To get from their point of origin to their final destination, freight cars must be interchanged between different trains traveling on different lines.
77 Visiting the Slim Rail modular club by Eric Lundberg
This modular club is built around a Colorado narrow gauge theme.
81 More punch from the ISD 1016 by Herb Chaudiere
Here's how to amplify the sound from the ISD 1016 chip.
Modeling
54 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing an SP SD45T-2 by Al Warren
Modeling this distinctive tunnel motor is a real challenge.
59 Building a CN load test boxcar by Bob Boudreau
Built to help instruct crews on proper loading techniques, this boxcar, with its see through panels, makes for an interesting model project.
71 Brick townhouses for your layout by Frank Cicero
It's not hard to kitbash the kind of row houses often found in big cities.
73 An RMC project layout: Building the paper mills on the Lowville & Beaver River by Jeff Paston
Beaver Falls is the center of attention this month, as we model the reason for the railroad's existence: the paper mills.
82 Getting started-Modeling with styrene by Jack Burgess
Styrene is one of the most versatile modeling materials available to hobbyists. Here are some suggestions from an experienced modeler on working with it.
90 N scale niche: Refrigerator car housing by Herman Darr
These former reefers served as housing for SP track gangs in the Nevada desert.
91 Modeling a dumpster truck by David B. Frost
This static detail can imply that the scale workers have been busy on your layout.
Prototype
63 Headend cars by David G. and Jennie L. Lambert
Headend cars came in a variety of classifications and configurations. This month we'll look at the different classes of baggage and express cars.
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