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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2009 January Inside a diesel shop D&LW snowplo
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine January 2009
Special features
50 Perspective: New Orleans rolls again by David Lustig
Three years after hurricane Katrina struck with devastating force, New 0rleans has its St. Charles Avenue trolley line back up and running with its classic1920's era Perley-Thomas streetcars.
52 East meets West-Modeling the Rio Grande Southern and the East Broad Top by Linn Moedinger
Linn Moedinger imagined a world where Pennsylvania's coal-hauling, three-foot gauge East Broad Top interchanged freight with Colorado's legendary Rio Grande Southern. Then he started building, and the result is a large, multi-level layout that is nothing short of spectacular.
Modeling
60 Board-for-board construction by Jack Burgess
Using pre-stained stripwood, a styrene building shell and Grandt Line castings leads to developing a new modeling technique.
65 Modeling a campfire by Sheldon Levy
A recycled fiber optic Christmas wreath is used to make a campfire.
67 Superdetailing an Athearn D&RGW SD40T-2 by Steve Orth With the addition of some extra detail parts, a good looking readyto-run model takes on a contest-quality look.
74 Scratchbuilder's Corner: Doors by Bob Walker
Scratchbuilt doors are easy to make.
84 The advantages of glass by Trevor Marshall
When it comes to modeling glass, nothing beats the real thing.
87 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a newsstand by Max Magliaro
This N scale newsstand was kitbashed from a Mountaineer Precision Products B&0 passenger shelter kit.
100 Modeling a pair of DL&W snowplows by Tom Schmieder
Two H0 scale models, one a plastic kit from Walthers and the other a brass import from 0verland Models, are the subjects of this article on modeling DL&W snowplows.
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