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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2007 February Model PRR X29s DCC Primer
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine February 2007
Special features
48 Perspective: Life cycle by David Lustig
The author takes a look back at the subtle changes that occurred to a pair of 70-tonners during 40 years of service on a Texas shortline.
50 Rock trains on the EBT by Doug Taylor with Stephen M. Priest Memories of the EBT's Banister trains out of Saltillo are brought to life in model form on the author's fascinating H0 scale layout.
Modeling
57 Modeling the Boone, Iowa, yard office by Al Warren
This simple, utilitarian structure would be at home on any modern rail yard.
70 Scratchbuilding a Milwaukee Road snowplow by Charles Purin This one-of-a-kind piece of rail maintenance equipment was built using the shell of a steam locomotive tender.
75 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing an Erie Stillwell coach in N scale by Scott Lupia
With a sharp hobby knife and some modeling skill, the author was able to turn a group of Model Power heavyweight passenger cars into a string of Erie Stillwell coaches.
80 Modeling ridge shingles by Jack Burgess
This interesting technique employs Bondo putty and was developed to work with styrene shingles.
82 Getting started with DCC by Allan Crowe
As the author shows, running a large layout with DCC is so simple that even a child can do it.
88 Scratchbuilder's corner: Large projects by Bob Walker Working a large structure into a layout can require extra planning.
90 Essential Freight Cars, 36: The X29 boxcar: Pt. Il by Ted Culotta We continue our look at the Pennsylvania Railroad's X29, as we examine those built with dreadnaught ends and the X28, which was built for automobile service.
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