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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2003 July Model NP Boxcars Auto loading fcilit
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine July 2003
Special features
48 Perspective: The back side of buildings by Robert D. Turner Businesses often fix up the front of their establishments to attract customers, but often the rear of the buildings see few improvements.
50 South-Central Ontario, 1958 by Ron Tuff, with photography by Pete Moffett
This nicely-detailed club layout is working to accurately model the area around Hamilton, Ontario, as it existed in 1958.
80 Fred Oster's HOn3 Denver & Rio Grande Third Division by Fred Oster, with photography by Bruce Nall
A longtime modeler turns his interest in Colorado narrow gauge into a two-level basement layout.
92 Modeling an auto loading facility by Keith Kohlmann
An auto loading facility makes an interesting modeling opportunity.
Modeling
56 The tank at Pepito Tey by Thomas Yorke
This steel water tank is modeled after one the author came across on a small, 30-inch gauge, steam-powered railroad in Cuba.
58 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: S scale gas station kitbash by Charles Ansell
Adding a garage extension to an American Model Builders' Dill's Market kit produced a great-looking 1930's era service station.
60 Scratchbuilder's Corner: The lowly shed by Bob Walker Here are two ways to model a simple shed.
64 Detailing Athearn Sieco and Branchline Berwick boxcars by Mike Rose
Several modern boxcars can be modeled using the Athearn and Branchline models.
72 Modeling a Southern Pacific SD50 by Paul Maciulewicz
These ex-D&RGW units came to be lettered for the SP following the 1988 merger.
86 Essential Freight Cars: 4, NP's 10000-series double-sheathed boxcars by Ted Culotta
These boxcars were commonly seen in service all across the country.
91 Easy-to-model small bridges by James Foster
Here is a simple method for bridging small streams and ditches.
Prototype
62 CB&61's Coburg, Iowa, station by William Schaumburg,
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