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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2010 October PFE car Sugar beet factory
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine October 2010
Special features
38 Perspective: Not your typical railway by Christopher D'Amato
In rural Ontario there is a one-of-a-kind, wide-gauge, cable railway that was built to haul boats.
40 The Tuscarora & Kuehn Creek by Chris Comport
What it lacks in size, this 6 x 10-foot, 1/4" scale layout makes up for with plenty of detail. Take a look!
54 Inside the enginehouse by Steve Kay
A bicycle trip down to the Lackawanna Terminal's enginehouse in the late-1970's yields a view of locomotives in various stages of repair.
Modeling
45 Letterbashing by Bill Gill
Signs on model structures can help to set a time and place. Here's how you can use computer fonts to make signs for your layout.
48 When good engines go bad by Scott Lupia
Using a Walthers model of an EMD 567 engine, a Life-Like Proto-2000 GP7 minus its motor and a Keystone Locomotive Works cab interior, the author set about to model a broken-down Geep with its access doors open.
66 Quarry critter by Montford Switzer
A static model helps to create a realistic looking quarry scene. 68 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a PFE R-40-2-18 reefer by Dave Bayless
An old Train Miniatures kit comes out of the closet and gets a host of new details, turning it into this month's award winner.
75 Modeling a cabbage patch by Ray Meyer
Looking to spice up a farm scene on your layout? Why not add a cabbage patch?
76 Scratchbuilder's Corner: Metal working: V by Bob Walker This month we look at modeling with a milling machine.
Prototype
56 Modeling the sugar beet industry by Richard Wehr
Sugar refining plants generated a lot of rail traffic.
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