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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1999 November GE U Boats U33B drawings U23C mo
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine November 1999
Special features
52 Perspective: Bayhead pilgrimage by Christopher P D'Amato
A look back at twenty five years of Thanksgiving Day visits to the
yard at Bayhead, N.J., reveals a number of interesting changes. 54 The Blue Ridge & Allegheny Ry. by Ron Hale
Join us for a visit to the fictitious Blue Ridge & Allegheny, a bridge line set in 1952 that runs between western North Carolina and western Maryland. There is plenty of steam and diesel action on this well scenicked HO railroad.
91 "Real" train operation, SW&SF style by Rick Fortin
The HO scale Sierra Western & Santa Fe takes its operating practices right from its full size counterparts.
Modeling
60 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing Conrail's U23C by Mike Rose
An Athearn U30C is the starting point for this interesting HO scale kitbashing project.
70 Hans Ebbe's coal shed by David Leider
A Hydrocal foundation and stripwood siding are the makings for a model of this turn-of-the-century era coal dealership.
57 Building Canadian National's No. 6 tug by Ray Hansen
This step-by-step article covers scratchbuilding an HO model of CN tug No. 6, which was used on Okanagan Lake in British Columbia.
75 Modeling a CNJ Class B-6a 0-6-0 switcher by Alan Mende
In explaining how he turned a NorthWest Short Line USRA 0-6-0 into a well-detailing model of a CNJ 0-6-0, the author shares a number of useful modeling tips.
85 Backdrops from the magazines by Mike Pagano
Here is how you can combine techniques featured in past issues of RAILROAD MODEL CRAFTSMAN to construct good-looking backdrop.
87 Constructing doors and windows by Richard Napper
With the help of the jig featured in this article, you can scratchbuild a variety of doors and windows.
Prototype
65 The General Electric U33B by Ken Goslett, with drawings by Eric Neubauer
Designed for high-speed freight service, G.E. turned out 137 of these
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