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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2002 November LV F units Conrail ballast car G
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine November 2002
Special features
52 Perspective: The southern third by Dave Connery
Looking to model a rail line that runs lots of trains, uses modern Beeps, and goes through spectacularly rugged mountain territory? Then you may want to look south of the border.
54 Visiting the Sheridan & Bruce Lake Rwy. by Bruce Leckie This 1957-era, HO scale Canadian shortline is set in Ontario and features both steam and first generation diesel action.
69 Demystifying Command Control by Don Fiehmann
This month we'll take a look at how to analyze the manuals that come with DCC systems and decoders.
Modeling
60 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a small gas station by Robert Smaus
This little business was just the thing to fill a tight space on the author's layout. Maybe it can do the same for you.
62 Snowplow mounts for highway trucks by Paul Lessard
Here is a small detail that can add a distinctive touch to your road department's trucks.
74 Building Conrail ballast cars by Mike Rose
This month we begin this multi-part article on modeling Conrail ballast cars using MDC, Kato and Bowser kits.
83 Santa Cruz Portland Cement by Jim Providenza
Join us as we begin a look at designing and building a cement plant for a model railroad.
92 Modeling Lehigh Valley F-units by Bob Kessler
An HO scale F7A and an F3B are the highly detailed products of Bob Kessler's modeling efforts using InterMountain and Highliner kits along with Stewart mechanisms.
Prototype
64 Monson today by William C. Schaumburg
As a follow up to last month's article on modeling the Monson
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