Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-08
Page:
85
Category:
Benchwork
Building benchwork out of angle steel.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2006-02
Page:
90
Category:
Live Steam
A story about how the author had to show up for a live steam show and the trials and tribulations one might experience on a cold, rainy day.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2007-09
Page:
86
Category:
Freight Cars
Scale:
HO
This article includes information about prototype trucks, and how to model them and keep them running on HO-scale freight cars. Includes prototype photos of three types of trucks.
Magazine:
NMRA Bulletin 2002-07
Page:
41
Category:
Layout Design
A layout with fall-down hinged sections of track that are out of the way when the railroad is not actively running.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-12
Page:
94
Category:
Model Railroad Philosophy
The author makes the point that even those who claim to be building prototype layouts are still freelancing. He says that those people are really freelancers working within a prototype theme. The article discusses the unfortunate compromises we all have to make to fit a layout in our given space.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2003-05
Page:
78
Category:
Freight Cars
Scale:
HO
How to assemble Kadee No. 717 freight trucks without losing the springs.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2003-11
Page:
75
Category:
Scenery - Trees, Shrubs, Bushes
Scale:
HO
The author takes us step-by-step through the process of making trees from furnace filter material, and how to make palm-flower trees.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-02
Page:
64
Category:
Scenery - Trackside
Scale:
HO
This article describes how the author builds HO-scale tight lock fences. Includes prototype photos and photos of the construction of the fence (including a jig).
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2003-10
Page:
75
Category:
Structures - Bridges
Scale:
HO
The author describes how to work with these nbw castings, and how to install them with greater success. A trestle bridge bent is used as an example in this article.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2004-04
Page:
57
Category:
Scenery - Homes and Lots
The author describes how he built this type of fence using a homemade jig and EZ Line wire.
Magazine:
Railroad Model Craftsman 2006-07
Page:
75
Category:
Layouts
Scale:
Protofour
This layout is built to the English scale that is slightly larger than HO. It features the modeling work of John Moore. Although now owned by one of his regular operators, John worked on this layout for almost 30 years. He showed it whenever possible.
Magazine:
NMRA Bulletin 2002-09
Page:
26
Category:
Scenery - Mountains
Using coal as a mold source for outcrop-scale rock structures.
Magazine:
NMRA Bulletin 2002-08
Page:
28
Category:
Scenery - Mountains
Includes prototype photos of track close to mountains.
Magazine:
NMRA Bulletin 2002-06
Page:
30
Category:
Scenery - Mountains
Scale:
HO
Using selective compression to bring mountains closer to the track.
Magazine:
Scale Rails 2004-05
Page:
25
Category:
M.O.W. Equipment
Scale:
HO
How to accurately model a speeder set-out track and surrounding scenery.
Magazine:
NMRA Bulletin 2002-10
Page:
24
Category:
Scenery - Mountains
Creating near-vertical cliffs.
Magazine:
NMRA Bulletin 2002-07
Page:
31
Category:
Track
Purpose of a siding. Prototype and modeling photos.