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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2010 May Milw gondola E-L caboose
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine May 2010
Special features
38 Perspective: 0l' Schnozzlenose by James Boyd
The classic EMD "bulldog" nose used on F-units takes on a very
different appearance when the top headlight casing is removed.1
40 Glory days on the Rio Grande Southern by Mallory Hope Ferrell Join us for a look back at an exceptional 0n3 modeling collaboration between well known author Mallory Hope Ferrell and his good friend and fellow Rio Grande Southern modeler John Koch.
68 The 2010 NToy Fair by John Glaab
Here's a look at some of the interesting new model railroading products on display at the Toy Fair.
Modeling
46 Detailing a Milwaukee Road 65-foot mill gondola by Keith Kohlmann
Built by the railroad's shops in the 1940's, these all-welded gondolas were used to service the steel industry and lasted into the 1980's.
48 Repowering an Alco Models NYC T-motor by Ken Lawrence
The addition of a Hollywood Foundry BullAnt drive makes this HO scale model run like a top.
53 The Scenery Clinic: Pt. VII: Modeling the water by Paul Scoles
This month Paul shows how he pours resin to form the river. 56 Building the Ellisville elevator by John Adams
Last month we learned how to use Google's SketchUp 7program to develop scale drawings from photographs. This month we put that knowledge to work building a model of a grain elevator.
63 Lightweight modules by Walt Muren
These lightweight modules feature folding legs made from PVC pipe. 70 Humidors and "fumidors" by Wayne Wesolowski
Proper storage can prolong the life of paints and glues.
72 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing an Erie-Lackawanna caboose by Scott Lupia
This month's award is for a N scale project that combines Athearn and Micro Trains products to make a good looking bay window caboose.
77 Tools: cheaper by the dozen by Bill Gill
Here are some simple tools that can aid your modeling efforts.
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