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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2004 May Model trees and forest ground cover
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine May 2004 Edge is rolled over.
Special features
48 Perspective: Junction on a hillside by Jim Boyd
The steep grade used by the Wellsville, Addison & Galeton to reach the interchange with the Coudersport & Port Allegheny looked like something designed by a model railroader.
58 Steam's curtain call on the Shamokin Division by Jim Hertzog Jim Hertzog's layout brings us back to 1952, the final year of large scale steam operations for the Reading's anthracite region.
90 Modeling the Esquimalt & Nanaimo in O scale by Ed Warren Building a medium-sized layout in O scale takes some planning, especially if you want to incorporate some prototype based scenes.
Modeling
50 Modeling the Southern's GP4OX by Dan Bourque
In June, 1978, the Southern Railway purchased a trio of these experimental locomotives from EMD. A Rail Power Products shell is a good starting point for modeling these unique units in HO scale.
64 Tall timber and ground cover for the forest by Paul Templar
Here is a great way to make tall pine trees and ground cover.
69 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: A Shay for a swamp logger by John Edwards
Bachmann's On30 Shay is a great model for kitbashing. Just take a look at John Edward's award winning results!
75 Essential Freight Cars: 12 UTLX class X-3 tank cars by Ted Culotta
Thousands of these tank cars roamed the nation's rails during the transition era.
83 Scratchbuilder's Corner: More on lighting by Bob Walker This month we continue our look at enhancing a layout by adding lighting to the structures.
Prototype
62 An SP section building that grew by Jack Burgess
This very interesting building was made from a collection of small trackside structures.
85 Connecting an island: railcar barge and ferry service to Vancouver Island by Robert D. Turner
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