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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2007 September Urban Railroading L&HR Milk car
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine September 2007
Special features
52 Perspective: Once in a while, dreams do come true by Carl Peterson
To the delight of railfans in the Salt Lake City area, recently the Union Pacific brought its six heritage locomotives together for a photo shoot.
54 Nick Kalis' Long Island Rail Road Lower Montauk Branch by Ben Horn and Nick Kalis
Join us as we travel back in time on this HO scale layout to September 1963 and the Long Island City section of Queens, where we'll see urban railroading with first generation diesels.
90 The making of Wharf Street by Art Fahie
Set along the Maine seacoast in the mid-1920's, this S scale layout captures the flavor of Maine's legendary two-foot gauge lines.
Modeling
61 Scrap loads for gondolas and hoppers by M.R. Snell
Here is an interesting way of modeling a load of scrap metal that uses foam packing material and craft store glitter.
70 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a Lehigh & Hudson River milk car by Torn Schmieder
The Roundhouse Models 40-foot Pfaulder milk car kit is the starting point for building this model.
76 Scratchbuilder's corner: Mass production by Bob Walker Mass producing often used parts can speed up model building. 78 When the "Arkies" came West by Thomas Dill
Last month we looked at the ex-Cotton Belt 2-8-0's leased by the SP in 1956. This month the author shows how they can be modeled using a Bachmann Heavy Consolidation.
86 Enhancing model freight trucks by John Ostler
Ways of improving a model's performance and realism by using the correct trucks for a model.
95 Essential Freight Cars: 39, Wabash single-sheathed boxcars by Ted Culotta
The Wabash took delivery of thousands of these cars in the 1920's and they lasted into the 1950's.
Prototype
64 NRE's 3GS20B gen-set locomotives by Charles Paulson
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