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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1980 December RMC Scenery Benchwork Trackplans
Railroad Model Craftsman December 1980 Vol 49 No 7
CONTENTS
special features
60 Perspective: Sharing the Gorre & Daphetid/J. Anthony Koester
Some thoughts about a remarkable man and his model railroad
80 Boomer Trail
Photographic vignettes of model railroad scenes and equipment
modeling
62 Equipment storage cabinets/John Nehrich
Attractive and sturdy places to put things in relative security
64 Paneled benchwork/Saunders Bridges, Jr.
Family and visitors alike see all of the layout, not Just the scenicked part
67 Evolution of a trackplan/Tom Hiscox
Learning about run-around tracks and switching leads made quite a difference
70 Remembering the Gorre & Daphetid (part 1)/Jim Findley
John Allen's popular HO railroad is revisited by a friend who helped him build it
82 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Narrow-gauge snowplow/Bob Bennett
An HO kit is slimmed down a bit for HOn3 service
87 A quick and easy way of mass-producing coniferous trees/Bob Tyson
Commercial foliage material is the key to 5 minute, 100 trees
90 An industry with heritage/Ed Steinberg
Few industries were built all at once in real life
94 A focal point for the harbor/Roger M. Baker, Jr.
Detailing an N scale spy ship for freighter or trawler duty
96 How I scratchbuilt my first steam locomotive (part 3)/Bob Walker
The locomotive chassis and superstructure are completed
101 One evening project: Elevate for visual variety/Keith Eck
How to avoid the Ping-Pong table look in a flat area
prototype
83 Railgon/Howard Yawn and Jim Panza
Drawings, photos and the story behind Railbox's open-top companion
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