Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2009 November Scenery Clinic Tugboat kitbash W For Sale

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RailroadTreasures offers the following item: Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2009 November Scenery Clinic Tugboat kitbash W Railroad Model Craftsman 2009 NovemberDepartments5 Safety ValveLetters from our readers8 Dispatchers Report Product and industry news26 RailbooksBook news and reviews36 RMC Timetable Scheduled events and notices91 Test Track Product reviews104 Collector ConsistNuggets from Gem,a window into the past -Keith Wills106 Editors Notebook Commentary-William C. Schaumburg110 Classified AdvertisingCommercial listings110 Exchange Place Non-commercial listings111 Dealer Directory Recommended hobbySpecial features44 Perspective: The loading test by Preston CookAfter a night or weekend left idling, diesel-electric locomotives could produce a spectacular cloud of smoke and partially burned diesel fuel when they were suddenly brought back to life.53 Norfolk Southen\'s Interstate Railroad by Eric Miller and Dan Bourque If your modeling interests are piqued by a modern, coaling-hauling railroad, then you\'ll want to check out this layout planning article focusing on the Norfolk Southern\'s Clinch Valley Extension.Modeling46 The Scenery Clinic: Painting flexible track by Paul ScolesJoin us for the kickoff of a new series by master scenery guru Paul Scoles. This month we begin with some very useful and simple tips on making flexible track look more realistic.51 Improving coal loads on ready-to-run steam locomotive tenders by Robert E. MohowskiA technique applied to Broadway Limited\'s PRI-2 MI can work for other plastic steam models as well.63 Lightweight benchwork by Michael TylickDesigned for portable, modular layouts, this benchwork can lighten the load involved in moving and setting up a display layout.67 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing a railroad tug by Thomas GriffithsA pair of HO scale Lindberg Models tugboat kits were the starting point for this rail/marine modeling project.71 Modeling deciduous trees in winter by Brent Monahan Modeling a deciduous trce that has shed its leaves can be a challenge, but with a little help from Mother Nature, it can be done convincingly.74 Scratch builder\'s Corner: More on roofs by Bob Walker A wide variety of modeling materials can be used for roofing.76 Photographing models for articles by Tom TroughtonWhile digital cameras have made model photography easier, there are still some rules that should be followed.81 The Fremont & South Park R.R. by Dave RickabyThis HO scale railroad is set in Colorado at the turn of the 20th century.Prototype84 Front of the layout vignettes: No. 7, Prairie skyscrapers by David LambertGrain elevators were once a fixture along the rails in North America\'s agricultural heartland.
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