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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2011 November Detail 1948 Ford Woody Painting
Railroad Model Craftsman 2011 November
Departments
5 Safety Valve
Letters from our readers
6 Dispatchers Report
Product and industry news
24 Railbooks
Book news and reviews
34 RMC Timetable
Scheduled events and notices
87 Test Track
Product reviews
96 Collector Consist
Bottom of the line pleasure -Keith Wills
98 Editors Notebook
Commentary-William C. Schaumburg
102 Classified Advertising
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102 Exchange Place
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103 Dealer Directory
Recommended hobby dealers
105 Advertising Index
Special features
40 Perspective: The view from bedroom B by Robert E. Mohowski
Seeing the country from a train provides a glimpse into America's backyards and industrial neighborhoods-a far different view than from a car traveling on an Interstate or a jet at 35,000 feet.
66 Mountain local on the Santa Cruz Northern by Jim Providenza
Join us for a railfanning adventure along the HO scale Santa Cruz Northern. This diesel-powered California line is set in the mid-1970's.
Modeling
42 Modeling the UP's Kimmswick, Mo., bridge by Ken Patterson
Located on the Union Pacific's Desoto subdivision south of St. Louis, this bridge includes girder, truss and cast-concrete sections.
49 Modeling "patch" paint jobs on CNW covered hoppers by Al Warren
When the Chicago & North Western acquired some former Rock Island freight cars, rather than repainting the whole car the C&NW simply painted over the Rock Island lettering and added its own.
51 Modeling a B&O wood platform car float by Tom Griffiths
This beautifully done HO scale model is based on a car float that was used by the B&O in Baltimore Harbor.
60 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing an Ann Arbor transfer caboose in N scale by Kristian Foondle
Turning a Con-Cor model of a Santa Fe steel-sided bay window caboose into a wooden transfer caboose earned the author this month's Kitbashing Award.
64 Scratchbuilder's Corner: Speaking of tools by Bob Walker
When it comes to modeling it is important to not only have good tools and to keep them in good shape, but to also have the right tools for the job at hand.
73 Detailing a classic by Bill Gill
With a little work, a Classic Metal Works HO model of a 1948 Ford "Woody" station wagon can be made to look like it's carrying the family on vacation to the woods.
76 Painting with plaster by Keith Albright
This modeling technique can help cut down on the mess that is sometimes involved with making scenery.
79 Modeling the unique Susquehanna RS-l's by Scott Lupia When its RS-1's began having cooling problems, the NYS&W's shop forces tried to remedy the situation by installing larger radiators from newer RS-3's. Here's how you can model one of these unique locomotives, open long hood doors and all.
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