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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2012 October RMC White River jct Whaleback boa
Railroad Model Craftsman 2012 October
Departments
5 Safety Valve
Letters from our readers
6 Dispatchers Report Product and industry news 22 Railbooks
Book news and reviews
30 RMC Timetable Scheduled events and notices
80 Test Track
Product reviews
88 Collector Consist 1975 Atlas N scale -Keith Wills
90 Editors Notebook Commentary-William C. Schaumburg
94 Classified Advertising
Commercial listings
94 Exchange Place Non-commercial listings
95 Dealer Directory Recommended hobby dealers
97 Advertising Index
Special features
40 Perspective: The GP30 still pays its way by Lee Davids
It has been more than 50 years since the first GP30 rolled off the production line and, while their ranks have thinned, they can still be found doing what they were built to do-hauling trains.
Modeling
42 Two views on modeling a major New England junction in a limited space: Pt. I: George Dutka's White River Jct. by George Dutka
The author explains how he compressed the area around the White River Junction station to fit on his layout.
47 Two views on modeling a major New England junction in a limited space: Pt. II: Don Janes' White River Jct. by Don Janes Don Janes took a different tack when it came to modeling White River Junction. He concentrated on the yard area.
51 The West Point Route: modeling the Western Rwy. of
Alabama's Alabama River sleeper by Justin May
A Walthers HO scale 10-6 sleeper was used to build this model. 55 Creating a landslide by Tom Troughton
Here's an interesting scenery feature that helps to hide the seam between the mountain rocks and the backdrop on an Sn3 layout.
58 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a Pacific Electric Ry. derrick by Kevin Bunker
This month's winning model was built by modifying a Tichy Trains model of a 120-ton Bucyrus crane.
63 Building the Red Star Yeast plant by Bruce Feld
Scratchbuilding this large brick plant was a challenge.
68 Scratchbuilder's Corner: Organization and storage by Bob Walker
Keeping your tools organized and within easy reach can make any modeling project easier.
Prototype
70 Front of the layout vignettes: No. 26: Rail and water interface: Pt. I Whaleback vessels by David Lambert
Adding one of these interesting vessels to a layout would certainly make an eye-catching scene.
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