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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2008 August Design & build a free-mo modular l
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine August 2008
Special features
42 Perspective: Ghosts from time by Joseph Kreiss
0nce a busy division point on the D&RGW, the railroad has left its mark on Salida, Colorado, even if trains no longer run there.
44 The Ann Arbor revisited by Kristian Foondle
This nicely scenicked N scale layout was inspired by an article on the Ann Arbor railroad that ran in the page of RMC in the early 1970's.
86 The Washington, Idaho & Montana Rwy. by Thomas Hillebrant The WI&M was a classic shortline located in the Pacific Northwest that operated with a variety of equipment over the years and is a great modeling subject.
Modeling
51 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: A downsized kitbash by Gerry Leone
To fit a small space on his layout the author trimmed down a Walthers Cornerstone Series kit and came up with a nice little warehouse in the process.
57 One person's junk... another's treasure by Lenn Amrhein
From straws to snaps, there are a lot of everyday, inexpensive items that can be turned into details on a model railroad layout.
61 Modeling a Lehigh Valley smoking car by Chuck Davis
With the addition of a few details, a Branchline Trains coach can be turned into a model of a Lehigh Valley smoker car.
72 The Peterboro project by Trevor Marshall
This H0 scale portable layout is based on a real location and built to Free-mo standards.
79 Improving an IHC 4-4-0 by HNilsson
A few detail changes and the addition of DCC can make a model of a classic 19th century locomotive run and look even better.
82 Scratchbuilder's Corner: Multiple work stations by Bob Walker When it comes to working with large power tools like a lathe or drill press, different operations and processes need their own spaces.
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