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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1999 June Modern logging railroads Eastern sce
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine June 1999
Special features
46 Perspective: Moving mountains by Rob Robson
Where the mountains actually began was of considerable importance to the Central Pacific's backers.
48 The Arlee Valley Railroad: Montana's rail link by Bill Pniak, Mike Lord, and Mike Colegrove
This nicely scenicked N scale model railroad captures the Burlington Northern in its first years.
i Index to RMC Volume 67
A subject and author directory to the June, 1998, to May, 1999, issues of RAILROAD MODEL CRAFTSMAN.
69 Operating with train orders by Bob Prehoda
Issuing orders can make for interesting operating sessions. Here is how one group of modelers does it.
79 Modern logging trains by James Davis
There are still logging operations in the Pacific Northwest that use railroads to bring logs to the mills.
Modeling
53 Carpak: Improving decorated boxcars by Mike Rose
It is easy to dress up pre-painted rolling stock and produce dixtinctive models with just a little paint and some decals.
57 Burlington Northern 2601: Modeling a GP38-2B by Al Warren
When BN 2601 was involved in a wreck, the railroad removed its cab and replaced it with a section off the long hood of another Geep. Modeling this unique engine follows much the same course.
61 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Building a Maine Central caboose by Robert Bennett
After modeling a Maine Central USRA Mikado last month, the author decided to build an HO scale wood caboose to go with it.
65 Sugarloaf Mountain by Dave Messer
Designing scenery to to fit in the layout room and at the same time reflect the prototype can be a challenge.
64 Half a boxcar by Ron Foreman
This freelanced, narrow gauge freight car is loosely based on an early-day Rio Grande design.
78 Recessed toggles by Dick Roberts
Here is a simple method for streamlining layout side panels.
89 Modeling a compressor house by Ken Gerstner and Breit Barker Although modeled in N scale, this little detail scene can be scratchbuilt in any scale.
Prototype
75 Apalachicola Northern pulpwood car text and drawings by Eric Neubauer
Designed for hauling short lengths of wood to paper mills, these particular cars were built by Thrall in 1972.
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