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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2009 June INDEX Simple flat car loads RI Kitba
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine June 2009
Special features
42 Perspective: A small steam engine facility by Dwight A. Smith The Boston & Maine's locomotive servicing facility in Manchester, New Hampshire, is a fine example of a small engine terminal.
44 A second look-Jack Tlngstad's HO scale Cloud City & Western by Paul Scoles
Jack Tingstad proves the adage "a model railroad is never done," as we return for another visit to his steam-era layout, which is set in the Colorado mountains in the early twentieth century.
i Index to RMC volume 77
A subject and author directory for the June, 2008, to May, 2009, issues of RAILROAD MODEL CRAFTSMAN.
Modeling
49 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a Rock Island commuter car by Steve Hile
This HO scale project combines an Athearn round-roof coach with car sides and trucks from Branchline Trains.
53 Homemade flat car loads by M. R. Snell
Here are a couple of easy-to-do detailing projects that won't stress your modeling budget, even in these tough times.
64 DCC installation for a Bachmann FM H-16-44 by Karl Bond
Installing DCC in Bachmann's HO scale model of a Fairbanks-Morse roadswitcher isn't hard and these same techniques can be used on many of their other models, as well.
72 Scratchbuilder's Corner: Something big by Bob Walker
Are you looking for a change of pace when it comes to modeling? How about a large scale display model? Here are some hints on building one.
74 Port Royal, PA by George Pierson
Before its abandonment in 1934, the Tuscarora Valley Railroad served the town of Port Royal, Pennsylvania, and interchanged freight and passengers there with the PRR. For the author, who models the TV RR, capturing the look of Port Royal, circa 1920, was important to his layout. Here is how he did it.
Prototype
67 PRR H-49 and H-50 covered hoppers by Bobb Losse
Designed for heavy commodities, these were the last two classes.
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