Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2003 March Chicago Railroad bridges NJ Transit for Sale

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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2003 March Chicago Railroad bridges NJ Transit:
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RailroadTreasures offers the following item: Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2003 March Chicago Railroad bridges NJ Transit Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine March 2003 Special features52 Perspective: The team track by Jim BoydA common sight in in towns across North America, team tracks are used by local businesses that don\'t have direct access to a rail siding.54 A visit to Ken Lawrence\'s Westchester Northern by Ken Larwence This busy HO scale model railroad was inspired by the heavy electrics that once ran on the New Haven and the New York Central.72 Scratchbuilder\'s Corner: More workbench ideas by Bob Walker A tool and parts carousel can help organize things on the workbench.86 Mike Culham\'s Great Central Railway by Trevor Marshall, with photos by William C. SchaumburgThis basement shelf layout was built by a third generation O scaler and features lots of lineside industries and switching.Modeling59 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Kitbashing an L&N 60-ton rebuilt hopper by Dan BourqueUsing three Atheam 50-ton, rib-side hoppers, you can produce a pair of models of the L&N\'s larger capacity 60-ton cars.72 A trio of N scale switchers: Detailing SW9\'s for the UP and GN,and an SW8 for the Grand Forks R.R. by Robert D. TurnerIn just a little bit of time, Life-Like\'s N scale SW9/ 1200 can be easily detailed for a variety of railroads.80 Scratchbuilding Skei Coal & Salt Co. by Al WarrenThis modern, multi-purpose building is a great scratchbuilding project. 92 Got milk cars? by Roger W. HolmesIf you\'re looking to add a fleet of Borden\'s \"butter dish\" milk cars to your N scale roster, here is one way to do it.Prototype64 NJ Transit\'s new electric: the ALP-46 by Frank Cicero and William C. Schaumburg, with drawings by Charles Yungkurth Built by Bombardier, these electric locomotives are 64 feet long, nearly 10 feet wide and weigh 99.2 tons. Built at a cost of $4.7 million each, NJ Transit\'s newest locomotives can haul up to twelve single-level commuter cars or ten bi-level cars.
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