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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2001 October New Haven C-Liner Trackplanning
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine October 2001
Special features
48 Perspective: Links to the past by John Brown
From an occasional old coaling tower to a forgotten sign painted on a bridge, railroading in the twenty-first century is still surrounded by reminders of earlier times.
50 Joel Shank's Sn3 Rio Grande Southern by Dick Roberts
This highly detailed layout captures the look and feel of Colorado's famous Rio Grande Southern as it was in the late 1930's.
65 Demystifying Command Control by Don Fiehmann
The eighth installment in our series looks at controlling lighting using LED's.
75 Researching prototype freight cars by Ben Horn
Accurate modeling depends on good information. Here are some ways that you can research your modeling projects.
84 A foreign interchange on the Livonia, Avon & Lakeville by Otto Vondrak
This modern New York shortline has attracted modelers from as far away as England.
Modeling
57 Modeling New Haven's CPA-24-5 passenger locomotive by Robert Gross
Life-Like's Proto 1000 C-Liner is the starting point for modeling this unique five-axle diesel that was built for passenger service.
70 Scratchbuilding an MDT refrigerator car by Gerry Siegal While this article covers the step-by-step construction of a refrigerator car, the scratchbuilding techniques described can be used to make most any model in a variety of scales.
79 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: An unexpected kitbash by John LaBarba
Some missing parts from a secondhand kit necessitated this award-winning project.
82 Angle irons from foil by John Johnson
This is an inexpensive and effective scratchbuilding technique.
Prototype
62 PFE R-30-2 refrigerator car by Anthony Thompson, with drawings by Eric Neubauer
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