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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2003 December Model UP AC4400CW Vermont Sortli
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine December 2003
Special features
56 Perspective: Icons of the past by Robert E. Mohowski
There are certain images of American railroading that are seared into the consciousness of our nation.
58 A visit to Jerry Kinney's Pacific Coast Railway by Paul Scoles, with photography by Bill Mohn
Fine modeling and attention to detail are the hallmarks of this splendid Great Northern-inspired HO scale layout.
108 The simplest Christmas layout by Robert Turner
Setting up a simple train layout for children to operate is a great way to share the fun of model railroading.
Modeling
64 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing heavy m.o.w. equipment by Chris Comport
Using a wide variety of parts, the author kitbashed an O scale bulldozer, track laying crawler crane and a steam-powered ditcher.
66 Modeling a Union Pacific AC4400CW by Yasushi Sasaki An undecorated Athearn model is the starting point for this thorough detailing project.
75 Converting a CN Evans/Sieco boxcar from Plate B to Plate C by Mike Rose
Boxcar parts from Model Die Casting and Athearn are combined in this prototype-inspired kitbashing project.
84 Details make a difference by Dave Connery and Brad Lloyd
Detailed scenes can create plenty of visual interest on a layout.
90 Scratchbuilder's corner: Scratchbuilding Christmas presents
by Bob Walker
Scratchbuilding a structure or a piece of rolling stock for a friend's layout not only provides the satisfaction of giving, it can also be fun! 92 DCC or d.c. or both by Bob Savino
When faced with the decision of whether to scrap its d.c. operations in favor of DCC, the Garden State Model Railway Club opted to wire its layout so that either system could be used with just the flip of a switch.
97 Dean's machines by Dean Freytag
Here's a great way to build some machinery needed for the heavy industries on your layout.
Prototype
98 The Burlington & Lamoille Railroad by Robert C. Jones
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