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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2000 September Make your own timetable CNR Gon
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine September 2000
Special features
48 Perspective: Signs on the Southern by Mike Small
The Southern Railway made a practice of erecting signs with location names along their system. These signs serve to identify places on the railroad and eliminate confusion.
75 Designing a timetable by Eric Lundberg
Veteran model railroad Eric Lundberg shares some thoughts on how to go about designing a usable timetable for your model railroad.
93 Visiting the Gulf & Denver by Bob Foltz
This large, western-themed club layout is run by the employees of Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth, Texas.
Modeling
50 Kitbashing a Rutland-style milk car by Don Spiro
This project uses an Accurail kit to capture the look of a Rutland car. 55 Soo Line bridge railings by David Leider
Small details like these railings can really improve a scene.
68 GD Line section house by Ron Foreman
This little building is based on a structure built by John Allen for
his legendary HO scale Gorre & Daphetid.
74 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a curved viaduct by Harold Mentzer
Using Central Valley parts, the author constructed a curved viaduct based on the Colorado Midland's famous Engleman Canyon Viaduct.
80 Brookville gets an industrial district by Dave Messer Continuing the story of the designing and building of his Pennsylvania Railroad-Northeast Division, the author describes how he developed the industrial section in the town of Brookville and intgrated buildings from a previous layout into the scene.
83 Rebuilding a Kato SD45 into a Southern Pacific SD4OM by Mike Rose
This interesting diesel is modeled after a Morrison-Knudsen rebuild. 90 (Re)building an HOn3 motor car by Bob Bennett
Twenty years after he first built the model, the author went back and repowered and redetailed it.
Prototype
58 Canadian National's Eastern Car Company 48'-6" all-steel
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