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Boxed Benchwork

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2005-12

Page:

73

Author:

Trevor Marshall

Category:

Layout Construction

Building a light-weight plywood shadow-box style modular layout for easy transportation.

Enhancing Maine Two-foot Trucks in On2/On30

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2010-07

Page:

69

Author:

Trevor Marshall

Category:

Freight Cars

How to add brake beams to the trucks to make them prototypically accurate.

Growing Tall Grass and Weeds

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 1981-04

Page:

56

Author:

Peter Watson

Category:

Scenery - Trees, Shrubs, Bushes

After preparing the layout's surface, the author uses real hair as the basis for his tall grasses and weeds. Step-by-step photos accompany the text describing how he models them.

Introducing the Allagash Cartel

Magazine:

Model Railroader 1978-01

Page:

62

Author:

Peter Tuttle

Category:

Railroading

A group of model railroaders built a 2-foot-gauge layout in O-scale.

Kitbashing Tank Car 22

Magazine:

Model Railroader 1978-02

Page:

62

Author:

Tom Landrigan

Category:

Freight Cars - Tank Cars

The author scratchbuilts a flat car, which is then converted to a tank car using two AHM HO-scale tank cars. Includes a materials list and model construction photos.

Modeling a Water Crane

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2003-02

Page:

62

Author:

Trevor Marshall

Category:

Structures

A simple project of a watering crane used on the two-foot gauge Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes in Kingsfield, Maine. Period prototype photos are included, as well as scale drawings, and completed model photos.

Scratchbuilding a Quarry Turntable

Magazine:

Railroad Model Craftsman 2006-04

Page:

66

Author:

Trevor Marshall

Category:

Structures - Engine Servicing

The author's friend, Chris Abbott (the article includes a sidebar by Chris about the mechanism) designed and built the turntable mechanism, while the author built the two-foot gauge turntable based on the Bridgton & Saco River Railroad, found in Bridgton, Maine. Includes prototype and completed-model photos, as well as construction photos.