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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2003 November GE U30C diesel plans CNR wood bo
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine November 2003
Special features
52 Perspective: Steam cranes by Robert D. Turner
Small, rail-mounted steam cranes were an essential component of the North American industrial scene for decades.
54 Birmingham, 1950 by Ken McElreath
With a variety of industries, lots of railroads and plenty of operating potential, the author found Birmingham, Alabama, circa 1950, to be a great choice for a prototype-based layout.
Modeling
61 Detailing roofs from the top down by Burley Packwood
Since most model railroads are built below eye level, roof details on layout buildings are very noticeable.
72 Modeling a modern service station by Frank Cicero
One way to show you're modeling contemporary times is to add a modern service station/convenience store to your layout.
75 Modeling deciduous trees using furnace filters and weeds by John Ostler
Here are two different ways of making trees that you can add to your arsenal of scenery techniques.
81 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Building a Rall roller bascule bridge by Jeff Scherb
This month's prize winner is a very interesting model of a lift bridge built from a pair of Micro Engineering deck girder bridges.
86 Modeling a Santa Fe Trail Transportation stake truck by Karl Erk These 1940's-era trucks were used by the Santa Fe to deliver freight.
88 Scratchbuilder's corner: Making plans by Bill Schaumburg You don't need an engineering degree to assemble the information needed for scratchbuilding a model .
91 Modeling a Green Mountain orphan: Rutland's GE 70-tonner No. 500, Pt. Il by Trevor Marshall
With the addition of the sound components and the painting and decaling, we wrap up our O scale modeling project.
97 Essential Freight Cars: 8, CN's 1929 single-sheathed boxcars by Ted Culotta
From the 1930's into the 1960's, these cars roamed America's rails.
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