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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2008 December C&NW RS-3 Holiday modeling
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine December 2008
Special features
50 Perspective: Waterville Rwy. encounter by Christopher D'Amato While it's been 60 years since a flood brought a halt to the Waterville Railway's operations, the former grain-hauling Washington State shortline still survives in words and pictures.
52 The Consolidated Republic Mining Railroad by Paul Scoles Join us for a visit to Greg Wright's unique model railroad. His 3/s" scale, 20" gauge mining railroad features an intriguing mix of scratchbuilt and kitbashed models.
58 Adventures in Free-Mo Pt. Il by Pierre Oliver
Anyone involved in modular railroading needs to transport their rolling stock, as well as their modules. The author solved this dilemma by building a case for the tackle boxes he uses to carry his equipment.
Modeling
60 Modeling the holiday season by Debie Baker-Snell
With a few simple, eye-catching details, you can bring the holiday season alive on your layout.
65 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a shortline sand car by Jeff Moore
Inspired by a car on California's McCloud River Railroad, Jeff kitbashed a similar car for sand service on his H0 scale Buckhorn Rwy. 68 Modeling a Phase Ila RS-3 by Dennis Eggert
This modeling project involves mating a Stewart Models shell to an Atlas chassis, then detailing the model for the C&NW.
74 Scratchbuilder's Corner: Storage, again by Bob Walker
Working on modeling projects is easier when your workbench and storage space are organized.
76 Modeling the M&StL through Mason City: Pt. Il by Clark Propst This month we finish our examination of the Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway in Mason City, Iowa, during the 1950's, with a look at how the author modeled the railroad and its many customers.
87 Moving targets by Gerry Leone
Here is how you can build switchstands with working targets.
100 Hampton, N.J.: A plan for a Free-mo interchange by Otto Vondrak This trackplan design is based on a once busy interchange.
Prototype
91 Hampton, N.J.: The CNJ's dual gauge railroad junction.
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