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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1998 June Store front interior detailing GE U2
Railroad Model Craftsman 1998 June
Departments
5 Notes on an Old Timetable Editorial-Harold H. Carstens
6 Safety Valve
Letters from our readers
9 Dispatchers Report Product and industry news
30 Railbooks
Book news and reviews
34 RMC Timetable Scheduled events and notices
90 Test Track Product reviews
104 Collector Consist Whom...?
-by Keith Wills
106 Editors Notebook Commentary-William C. Schaumburg
111 Classified Advertising
Commercial listings
111 Exchange Place
Non-commercial listings
112 Dealer Directory Recommended hobby dealers
119 Advertising Index
Special features
48 Perspective: Adding a run-around by Christopher P D'Amato A look at a shortline track project reveals some similarities between full-size railroading and model railroading and also provides an idea for a layout scene.
50 Visiting the Waynecastle Central R.R. by Dick McEvoy
This large, HO scale club layout is set along the Pennsylvania and Maryland border and features both steam and diesel power.
i Index to RMC Volume 66
A subject and author directory to the June 1997, to May 1998, issues of RAILROAD MODEL CRAFTSMAN.
79 Visiting the S scale National Convention by Edward Loizeaux There may be more to S scale than you think.
Modeling
56 Modeling the Arizona & California's GP38's by Raymond Meyer Here is a modern shortline with second generation diesel power that is good looking and easy to model.
61 Overplus interiors by Jackie Hole
Adding interior details to storefront buildings can help bring a downtown scene to life.
63 Modeling a 90-ton depressed center flat car by Chuck Davis With the addition of a few details, some paint and dry transfers, an Eastern Car Works kit makes a great New Haven model.
73 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a small U-Haul truck by David Frost
With just a little bit of work, IHC's 26-foot HO scale U-Haul van can be cut down to make a 16-foot van.
82 Hand-laying track and turnouts: Pt. II by Rick Fortin
This month we wrap up our step-by-step guide to building quality model trackwork with a look at how to construct switches.
Prototype
67 The General Electric U25B by Ken Goslett, with drawings by Eric Neubauer
Between August 1968, and June 1977, GE turned out 481 of these 2,250 h.p. locomotives for railroads in the U.S. and Mexico.
75 Out of the past: The Winona Mining Co. Railroad by Cecil Cook Now only a very distant memory, this little electric railroad was built to serve a copper mine on Michigan's Keeweenaw Peninsula. Later it was used as a logging line.
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