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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1986 February Milk Cars Fire Stations Modeling
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1986 February Milk Cars Fire Stations Modeling

Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1986 February Milk Cars Fire Stations Modeling

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    Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 1986 February Milk Cars Fire Stations Modeling
    Railroad Model Craftsman 1986 February
    Departments
    6 Notes on an Old Timetable
    Editorial-Harold H. Carstens
    8 Safety Valve
    Letters from our readers
    22 Dispatchers Report
    Product and industry news
    40 Railbooks
    Book news and reviews
    45 RMC Timetable
    Scheduled events and notices
    98 Test Track
    Product reviews
    118 Collector Consist
    -Designer tineplate-Henry Dreyfuss by Keith Wills
    122 Editors Notebook
    Commentary-William C. Schaumburg
    126 Classified Advertising
    Commercial listings
    127 Exchange Place
    Non-commercial listings
    128 Dealer Directory
    Recommended hobby dealers
    136 Advertising Index
    Special features
    54 Perspective: Not just a waiting room by William C. Schaumburg
    At one time, railroad activities around stations involved more than just passengers.
    67 Fire hall No. 5 by Dave Parker
    Victoria, British Columbia's, Fire hall No. 5 is typical of many such structures built around the turn-of-the-century and serves as a fine example as we begin our two part series on modeling firehouses and fire equipment.
    84 A first layout: Utah Copper Railway: Part II by Julian Cavalier
    This month we'll wire up the Utah Copper, install the bridges and create scenery.
    Modeling
    56 Modeling with an Erie Lackawanna theme: The H&H Rwy. by Joe Lofland
    Here's a tail about a railroad named after a couple of rodents.
    61 Steam from kits: Part Ill by John Swanson
    This time we'll look at what can be done to improve the appearance and operations of the Mantua Mikado.
    66 A yard office from a caboose by Douglas Tagsold
    A different way to recycle an old caboose
    73 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashed coil car by Tom Persoon
    A boxcar frame and two tank car bodies are among the parts used in this clever kitbash project.
    75 Protofile 38: LEF&C boxcar by Randy Wilson
    O scale modeler Randy Wilson tells how he rebuilt a Weaver car into an Evans prototype as used by this Pennsylvania shortline.
    Prototype
    78 MP15AC and SP slug texts by Win Cuisinier and Dave Lustig, with drawings by Ed Gebhardt
    The MP15AC is one of the latest in a long line of switch engines from EMD.
    89 To market by rail: milk cars by Chuck Yungkurth with drawings by Chuck Yungkurth, Julian Cavalier and Eric Neubauer
    The first part of our series offers a sampling of railroad operated milk cars.
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