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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2005 June Soo weed sprayer TH&B trackplanning
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine June 2005
Special features
48 Perspective: A fallen flag by Robert Bennett
For modelers and railfans, Maine's Bangor & Aroostook Railroad was an interesting line to watch during its final years.
50 A day on the Emporia Subdivision by Stephen Priest
Set in the late 1970's and 1980's, this beautiful HO scale layout captures the look and feel of the Santa Fe before it was swallowed up in the BNSF merger.
i Index to RMC Volume 73
A subject and author directory to the June, 2004 to May, 2005 issues of RAILROAD MODEL CRAFTSMAN.
73 Steamin' up No. 73 by John Ostler
Working with live steam gives a long time modeler a fresh perspective on railroading.
Modeling
58 Portable fiddle yards by Tom Knapp
The use of a portable system for staging trains can make operations possible on a layout that doesn't have room for a staging yard.
61 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a gas station canopy by Frank Cicero
The addition of a canopy over the gas pumps on this O scale model improves the look of this downtown gas station.
63 Scratchbuilding a corn crib by Tom Stolte with Mike Rose
This octagonal farm shed makes for an interesting model.
67 Modeling a C&NW FA-2 "Green Hornet" by Keith Kohlmann Life-Like's FA-2's are used to model these distinctive locomotives, which were delivered to the C&NW in 1951 wearing the dark green demonstrator paint scheme employed by builder Alco/GE.
78 Scratchbuilder's Corner: Unusual attachments by Bob Walker Holding things together doesn't always mean "which glue?"
80 The Vossburg Road bridge by Mike Rose
This interesting little through truss bridge is a great modeling project.
85 Scratchbuilding a Soo Line weed sprayer car by David Leider Built from an old wooden boxcar, this converted piece maintenanceof-way equipment makes for an interesting model.
Prototype
89 Anatomy of a junction: Smithville, Ontario, on the TH&B by Trevor Marshall
In the 1970's Smithville was typical of many small-town junctions.
Cover
There is plenty of pre-merger Santa Fe action on Stephen Priest's beautiful HO scale Emporia Subdivision layout. Photo by Stephen Priest
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