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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2003 April D&IR Endion depot Essential freight
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine April 2003
Special features
50 Perspective: "Cruzing" with character by Elrond Lawrence The Union Pacific's Santa Cruz branch is 31 miles of track that just begs to be modeled.
67 From Bathurst to Bayview by Trevor Marshall
Bayview Junction, Canada's famous train watching location on Lake Ontario, was a favorite haunt of the three modelers who built this layout, so it's only natural that they celebrate it in HO scale.
73 Digital photography for model railroaders by John Edwards The age of digital photography is making its way into the basement as modelers tackle filmiess photography.
Modeling
52 Dressing up an Alco for the summer: Detailing
an NYS&W RS-1 by Scott Lupia
With its carbody doors and roof hatches open, this HO scale model certainly captures the look of the Susquehanna in the 1950's.
57 The Cedar Falls office, barber shop and cafe by John Taylor-Hall
This quaint little North Carolina building could find a home on almost any layout.
79 Essential Freight Cars 1: St. Louis-San Francisco single-sheathed boxcar by Ted Culotta
This month, with a look at Frisco's single-sheathed boxcar, we kick off a series for modelers on prototype freight cars that should be considered as part of any traditional-era freight car fleet.
84 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a BNSF F45B by Karl Erk
Here's the perfect April modeling project for all you freelance diesel modelers.
86 Scratchbuilder's Corner: Scale drawings by Bob Walker Without plans, it's tough to build a good scale model.
Prototype
60 Duluth's Endion depot by James Buchanan, with drawings by Ken Lawrence
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