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Visiting the Sheridan & Bruce Lake Rwy.

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

54

Author:

Bruce Leckie

Category:

Layouts

Scale:

HO

G-shaped layout with small storage tracks behind the layout wall. Nice weathering.

Kitbashing a Small Gas Station

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

60

Author:

Robert Smaus

Category:

Structures - Automobiles

Scale:

HO

Adding details to a gas station.

Snowplow Mounts for Highway Trucks

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

62

Author:

Paul Lessard

Category:

Model Automobiles and Trucks

Includes model and prototype photos, and a scale drawing.

Monsoon Today

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

64

Author:

William C. Schaumburg

Category:

Railroads

What is still visible of a railroad that was torn up in 1943? Includes photos of a furniture factory that was a mill.

Demystifying Command Control Part 21

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

69

Author:

Don Fiehmann

Category:

DCC

Another look at CV's and their functions. What is a CV? Anatomy of a CV. NMRA Recommended Practices. How a decoder deciphers CV's. Changing CV settings. Service mode programming. OPS mode programming. Methods of change. Different functions, same CV.

Building Conrail Ballast Cars Part 1

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

74

Author:

Mike Rose

Category:

Freight Cars - Hoppers

Scale:

HO

Using Atlas and MDC kits, model an ex-PC ballast car. Model and construction photos. Big article!

Getting Started in Traction

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

74

Author:

Paul Schmidt

Category:

Locomotives - Traction

Prototype and model photos. Definitions, media resources for research.

Modeling 1950 Southern Style

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

78

Author:

Allen Keller

Category:

Layouts

Scale:

HO

Allen Keller personal layout.

Santa Cruz Portland Cement Part 1

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

83

Author:

Jim Providenza

Category:

Structures - Industrial

Scale:

HO

History, theory, design, and model of the Portland Cement. Includes prototype and model photos, track plan, and layout photos. Great ideas for modeling track through an industrial complex.

Track Terminology

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

86

Author:

Jim Hediger

Category:

Model Railroad Terminology

Covers all parts of track. Includes a nice track model photo, track historical timeline, and tracklaying tips

Modeling Lehigh Valley F-units

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

92

Author:

Bob Kessler

Category:

Locomotives - Diesel

Prototype and model photos. Includes paint scheme and chronology from 1948 through 1972.

Paint and Weather a Blast Furnace

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

96

Author:

Lee Vande Visse

Category:

Structures - Industrial

Painting the HO and N scale Walthers blast furnace kit.

How to Host an Open House

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

100

Author:

Arlan Tietel

Category:

Model Railroads and People

Tips on how to have an open house.

Short Line with an Interurban Heritage

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

104

Author:

Cyril Durrenberger

Category:

Layout Design

Scale:

HO

Valley City Street & Interurban Railway as an HO switching layout. Has some interesting track arrangements.

Make Your Own Shingles

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

106

Author:

Bob Mitchell

Category:

Structures

Scale:

HO

Create diamond pattern shingles gummed paper.

Styrene Tips

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

112

Author:

Lionel Strang

Category:

Structures

Tips and tools needed for styrene construction.

Diesel Air and Electrical M.U. Connections

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2002-11

Page:

120

Author:

Paul Schmidt

Category:

Locomotives - Diesel

Multiple-unit electrical cables and hoses, brake lines. Includes prototype photo of an F3.