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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2007 October N scale Huletts Vinegar Car M&ET
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine October 2007
Special features
46 Perspective: My favorite diesel by Jim Boyd
The styling of EMD's slant-nosed E-units catches a young railfan's eye.
48 Modular railroading with the Four County Society of Model Engineers by Keith Albright and Karl Bond
This modular club combines great scenery with innovative design ideas to make a portable railroad that lends itself to a variety of interesting setups.
Modeling
58 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing the kerosene refinery at Rio Dell by Paul Scoles
Built from photos, this freelanced S scale model uses Walthers HO scale refinery tanks and piping.
61 Building a freelanced sandhouse by Russ Watson
The D&RGWs Chama and Durango sandhouses were the inspiration for this model built by the author to serve his On30 railroad.
74 Duplicutter to Dupligluer by Rene Gourley
With some modification, the Duplicutter can be used to make duplicate glue joints.
76 Scratchbuilder's corner: Made for television by Bob Walker Here's a convenient way to model while watching TV.
78 Building a Hulett ore unloader by Garry Lance
These massive machines were used to unload Great Lakes ore boats and transfer the ore to hopper cars.
87 Modifying a Walthers depressed center flat car by Mike Rose Adding some details based on a prototype photograph gives a distinctive look to this ready-to-run car.
90 Double-tank vinegar car by David J. Leider
Due to vinegar's corrosive nature, before the advent of stainless steel and modern tank linings it had to be shipped in wooden tank cars.
98 Modeling United Electric Railways flat motor No. 1534 by Ken Robbins
The author shows that the art of scratchbuilding with brass is still alive as he models a fascinating piece of work equipment in HO scale.
Prototype
67 Modesto & Empire Traction: Modeling a busy California
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