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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2007 November Structures & Scenery PRR 2-10-0
Railroad Model Craftsman 2007 November
Departments
5 Notes on an Old Timetable Editorial-Harold H. Carstens
6 Safety Valve
Letters from our readers
12 Dispatchers Report Product and industry news 40 Railbooks
Book news and reviews
48 RMC Timetable Scheduled events and notices
101 Test Track Product reviews 126 Collector Consist
Truth in advertising -Keith Wills
128 Editors Notebook Commentary-William C. Schaumburg
133 Classified Advertising
Commercial listings
133 Exchange Place
Non-commercial listings
134 Dealer Directory Recommended hobby dealers
137 Advertising Index
Special features
56 Perspective: Reunion by Woody Langley
Once it was an important railroad town, but fifty years have brought a lot of changes to Sayre, Pennsylvania.
58 Visiting the Belmont Shore Railroad Club by Craig Ross
Set in the mid-1950's, this large N scale layout takes its inspiration from its surroundings in southern California.
Modeling
66 Lighting passenger cars with surface mount LED's by Claude Quesnelle
Their small size and wide light dispersion make them great for interior lighting.
70 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Modeling a PRR 11 class 2-10-0 in N scale by Max Magliaro
From World War I until the final years of steam on the Pennsy, these engines could be found in heavy freight service.
81 Modeling old-time dirt roads by Harold Minkwitz
Before the automobile replaced the horse and wagon, most roads were dirt, and due to the constant pounding of horses' hooves and the narrow wagon wheels, they had a different look.
84 Improved yard lights by Chuck Davis
With the addition of some paint and a few details, it's easy to improve the appearance of commercially available yard tower lights.
86 A better looking mock-up by Bill Kaufman
Building mock-ups can be used as stand-ins until an actual model is built for a layout and they can also aid in the final design and construction of a model.
89 The Ullian Machine Shop by Brian Nolan
Fine modeling is front and center in this kitbashed O scale structure as the author shares his modeling and weathering techniques.
94 Scratchbuilder's corner: Ladders and stairs by Bob Walker Using a jig for modeling stairs and ladders can simplify the process.
Prototype
96 Modesto & Empire Traction: Modeling a busy California shortline, Pt. II by Trevor Marshall
This month we wrap up our coverage of this busy California shortline with another trackplan and more modeling ideas.
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