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ISSUE
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CONTENTS
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PRICE
PAYPAL
January
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: Not out of mind, The West Side Freight Line: Urban modeling along the Hudson, Boomer Trail, Planning from the prototype: Modeling the D&H's Upper Second subdivision Modeling - Western Pacifis 606: Modeling an SW9, Kitbashing SPMW 6649, Two buildings from Bodie, Protofile 51: Rock Island plug and sliding door boxcar, RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a Kemtron three-truck Shay Prototype - Thrall's double stack cars 2
$5.00

February
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: North Shore, A first look at the new C&N, The Cornet Lines, Modeling a power plant's operations Modeling - Modeling a Milwaukee Road Badwin AS616/AS616B cow-and-calf, RMC/Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a Southern Pacific 2-8-0, Scratchbuilding Yosemite Valley Railroad observation car No. 330, Planning from the prototype: Modeling the D&H's Upper Second Subdivision, Modeling CN's 113020-113169 series covered hoppers Prototype - The Ottersburg station, Florida East Coast 800-series cabooses
2
$5.00

March
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: Aerial view, A more flexible Dremel drill press, The Great Great Northern Railway Modeling - Detailing a Canadian Pacific SD40-2, Panic models, Building C&NW XTRA-rebuilt trailer flats, Replacing twin-coil switch machines with motor-driven machines, More steam from kits: Part I, RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: MoPac/Gulf Coast lines 40-ton boxcars Prototype - Corkscrew Gulch turntable
3
$5.00

April
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: Those smokin' diesels, Santa Fe time machine, Planning from the prototype: Modeling the D&H's Upper Second Subdivision Modeling - Protofile 52: Monon's PS-1 40-foot boxcars, N scale niche: Store interiors from color slides, RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: DL&W's Campbell N.Y. station, Track powering a Bachmann 4-6-0, The Cardinal system, More steam from kits: Part II Prototype - Soo Line's Mellen Wisconsin depot, North American Car Co. two-dome tank car
2
$5.00

May
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: Upsetting The Time Line (New and old equipment can blur the eras on a railroad); Boomer Trail (RMC presents photos from the readers); Planning From The Prototype: Modeling The D&H's Upper Second Subdivision (This final installment discusses the actual building of the benchwork) Modeling - The Coal Belt Railroad (Set in the 1920s, Camelbacks and steam engines with wide fireboxes dominate the roster on this HO layout of the anthracite coal fields of Pennsylvania; Modeling SP's 40 And 50-Foot "XMUG" Boxcars (These specially marked cars were designed for carrying lumber and were a common sight on trains in the 1960s and 1970s. Using Front Range cars, they can be easily modeled in HO); Modeling A B&LE SD18 (A chassis from an Athearn SD9 was combined with a body built from an Atlas SD24 and a Tyco GP20 to produce this model); Improved Lichen Bushes (With a little care in coloring, shaping and detailing, lichen can be made to yield good looking trees and bushes); Modeling The Mellen Depot (Bill describes how to scratchbuild a model of the Soo Line's Mellen, Wisconsin, depot, scale plans of which were features in last month's RMC); More Steam From Kits: Part III (Our series finishes up with a look at some of the modeling possibilities inherent in the MDC Old Time 2-8-0); RMC/Kitbashing Award: Freelancing A Transfer Caboose (This caboose is based on common prototype styles) Prototype - A Modern Hopper Unloading Facility (Here are scale plans for a small unloading facility); Low Side Gondolas Of The MEC And Other Roads (Over the years these cars have seen a variety of uses) Departments - Notes On An Old Timetable (Editorial); Safety Valve (Letters from our readers); Dispatcher's Report (Product and industry news); RMC Timetable (Scheduled events and notices); Test Track (Product reviews); Company Photographer (Camoflage by Dwayne Easterling); Collector Consist (Vulcan's 0-4-2T by Keith Wills); Editor's Notebook (Commentary); Classified Advertising (Commercial listings); Exchange Place (Non-commercial listings); Fealer Directory (Recommended hobby dealers); Advertising Index
2
$5.00

June
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: Lights out, Index to Volume 57, Boomer Trail Modeling - South Pittsburgh: Developing motive power and rolling stock rosters, Modeling trees with Mother Nature, Reading LOc covered hopper, RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a Maine Central Dairy car, The basics of soldering, Patrick Lawson's CP Rail, Repowering a Tyco GP20, Carpak: Sterling Fuels tank cars Prototype - Small iron bridges
3
$5.00

July
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: The tractor unloader, Super-scale narrow gauge: California's Redwood Valley Railway, Fairmont Junction on the Virginian Northern Modeling - The Dunn & Duffy Circus train-Hollywood hits the rails, Modeling a Nickel Plate RSD12 and bay window caboose, RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a Multi-story factory, Painting and weathering hot metal cars, N scale niche: Modeling the depot at Inman Kansas, Protofile 53: 40-foot Erie Lackawanna boxcar Prototype - PRR steam crane coaling dock, Trailer Train's spine cars, CN's business car No. 44
3
$5.00

August
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: Making steel and making models, August 1939: Riding the YV to Yosemite, A classic American shortline: The Middletown & Unionville/Middletown & New Jersey Modeling - Making waves, RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing the Farmington depot, Detailing a G scale flat car, Carpak: A tale of two flats, Detailing a Pittsburgh & Lake Erie GP38-2, Protofile 54: Soo Line 50-foot plug door boxcar, The Mother Lode Machinery Company Prototype - GE's Dash 8-40C, Middletown & Unionville No. 6
3
$5.00

September
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: Something from nothing, Steel-side USRA rebuilds Part I, NCNG memories, Modeling the Middletown & Unionville and Middletown & New Jersey Modeling - The St. Clair & South Park, Simulating peeled paint with pastels, RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a Schnamel-type car, Modeling a rebuilt Missouri Pacific U23B Prototype - Notes on NCNG No. 9, The M&NJ's Slate Hill station
3
$5.00

October
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: The Scenic Prairies (Despite what many people think of the Great Plains, the region offers some interesting geography that is ideally suited for modeling); The Connecticut & Ohio (This O scale layout is set in central Connecticut and features first and second generation diesel operations) Modeling - Scratchbuilding The M&NJ Enginehouse (This steel-sided structure is typical of many of today's prefabricated railroad buildings); Modeling The M&NJ's 44-Tonner (With the new M&NJ decals from Mocroscale and Bachmann's 44-tonner, it's easy to model this shortlilne diesel); A Traction Track-Cleaning Car (To solve the delicate problem of cleaning the tracks beneath the overhead wire and on the tight radius curves of his traction layout, the author designed this functional work car); RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: A Modernized N&W Coach (A pair of IHC 1920 coaches are the basis for this HO kitbashing project); Steel-Side USRA Rebuilds Part II (Last month, we presented a survey of prototype USRA double-sheathed boxcar rebuilding programs. This month we'll show how some of these cars can be modeled); N Scale Niche: Repowering A Bachmann Consolidation (With a little work, the performance of this good looking locomotive can be improved); Marker Magic (This simple technique lets you weather wood with felt tip markers) Prototype - Trackside Conveyor Pit (Here is an easy way to add extra traffic to your railroad without taking up much room); Sixty-Foot Appliance Cars (In the early 1970s, railroads began dedicating some 60-foot high cube boxcars to handling large home appliances) Departments - Notes On An Old Timetable (Editorial); Safety Valve (Letters from our readers); Dispatchers Report (Product and industry news); RMC Timetable (Scheduled events and notices); Test Track (Product reviews); Collector Consist ("Canadianized" Hornby by Keith Wills); Editors Notebook (Commentary); Classified Advertising (Commercial listings); Exchange Place (Non-commercial listings); Dealer Directory (Recommended hobby dealers); Advertising Index
4
$5.00

November
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: Ft. Anniversary (Fifty years ago, EMD's FT diesels led the motive power revolution that brought an end to steam power. In the model world, the diesel has also brought changes); The Pittsburgh & Shawmut RR (A hard working shortline in the bituminous coal region of north-central Pennsylvania is the inspiration for this HO layout) Modeling - Carpak: Chris Hollingshead's Steel SP Cabooses (Three different steel-sided cabooses used on the SP in the 1950s and 1960s, are the subject of this HO how-to modeling article); Easy Ways To Install Bridges And Trestles (You don't have to build a bridge in place to look like you did); Detailing Steel Mill Switchers (The steel mill switcher is an interesting breed of diesel with details not found on most common carrier locomotives); Water Tanks On The Clear Creek (Despite the railroad's standards, the C&S tanks on the Clear Creek line each had their own idiosyncrasies); Protofile 55: HBOG Sulfur Tanks (These cars were used to transport liquid sulfur); RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing A Union Pacific Log Car (The UP built these modern log cars out of surplus gondolas and modelers can do the same) Prototype - The M&NJ's Middletown Depot (Built in 1872, this interesting depot has served passengers traveling on the NYO&W and the M&U. Today, it still serves as the headquarters for the Middletown & New Jersey); EMD's SD60: The Next Generation (These modern diesels feature state-of-the-art technology) Departments - Notes On An Old Timetable (Editorial); Safety Valve (Letters from our readers); Dispatchers Report (Product and industry news); RMC Timetable (Scheduled events and notices); Test Track (Product reviews); Collector Consist (-Strombeck-Becker trains, a line of solid pine kits by Keith Wills); Editors Notebook (Commentary); Classified Advertising (Commercial listings); Exchange Place (Non-commercial listings); Dealer Directory (Recommended hobby dealers); Advertising Index
4
$5.00

December
V.
Good
Special Features - Perspective: The warbonnet returns, Jay Jackler's scenic Lionel layout Modeling - Modeling Susquehanna's "yellow jackets", The Pacific Desert Lines, Carpak: Modeling Monon's first two-bay covered hoppers, Building the snow scene at Straight Creek Pass, Modeling Magnus Root Beer-An adventure in prototype modeling, Kitbashing M&U No. 7 and caboose 51, RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a Factory in N scale Prototype - The GE E-166 electric: CN's long lasting boxcabs, M&U No. 7 and 51: A short prototype history
2
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