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• The Model Craftsman
  ...later became known as [http://www.rrmodelcraftsman.com/ <i>Railroad Model Craftsman</i>] magazine. ...ModelCraftsman cover August1936.jpg|thumb|center|300px|Cover of "The Model Craftsman", August 1936 ]]
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• Railroad Model Craftsman
  #REDIRECT [[The Model Craftsman]]
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• IBLS Library
  * "A Climax Class A Live Steam Locomotive Model", Ed Hume, 2017 * [[Large-scale Model Railroading]], [[T. A. Hill]] and [[Bill Koster|W. C. Koster]]
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• The Model Craftsman
  ...later became known as [http://www.rrmodelcraftsman.com/ <i>Railroad Model Craftsman</i>] magazine. ...ModelCraftsman cover August1936.jpg|thumb|center|300px|Cover of "The Model Craftsman", August 1936 ]]
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• The Work of Henry Greenly
  [[The Model Craftsman]] ...ime editor of the famous [[Model Engineer|"M. E."]]-- the bible of British model engineers.
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• 7-1/4 vs 7-1/2 Gauge
  ...of the full size design when curving, the relatively sharp curves used in model practice would result in interference of moving parts if the gauge is over ...ve Steam]]", which was published in the May 1944 edition of <i>[[The Model Craftsman]]</i>. In this article Lester specifies the BLS standard for 1-1/2 inch sc
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• Victor Shattock
  ...tionary traction engines. In 1913 he built his first live steam locomotive model and had it running on a short test track in his backyard. His wife Maude wa ...all the way round the basement walls and included an electrically operated model of a 110' turntable built to prototype Southern Pacific standards. The offi
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• Henry Greenly
  ...ry Greenly]] on the back of the "Challenger" spirit-fired locomotive, 1924 Model Engineer Exhibition, Royal Horticultural Hall. Greenly and [[LBSC]] had bee ...luding a 4-8-2-+2-8-4 six cylinder Garrett, American and French designs a “Model Engineer” traction engine and a two stroke petrol engine. There are no le
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• Rudy Tariel
  <i>[[The Model Craftsman]]</i>, June 1945 ...r. This Mr. Shattock discovered after writing the article for [[The Model Craftsman]]. However, kerosene is not recommended for indoor operation.
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• Albert Campbell
  From [[The Model Craftsman]], November 1948 ..., there actually was an American manufacturer of complete live steam scale model kits at this time! This was the firm of Olney & Warrin of New York. In the
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• Ronald Allen
  [[The Model Craftsman]], June 1944 ...locomotive, following the instructions by John Lauder given in [[The Model Craftsman]] in 1935 and 1936. I made numerous changes in the plans as published, in
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• New England Live Steamers
  From [[The Model Craftsman]], July 1944 ...e country lends weight to his option, and the editor's correspondence with model rails tends to show a similar favorable reception for live steam models.
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• Steam Locomotive Drawings
  * [[Model Maker's Dream Engine|NYC Dreyfuss 4-6-4 Hudson]] ** Drawings were printed in [[The Model Craftsman]] starting in the January 1949 issue
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• Enos Yoder
  Enos is quite a craftsman and has built 16 or so engines all of the style in this photo. Nice looking : Based on my conversation a number of years ago, Mr. Yoder based the model on Redwood Valley Railroad #4. He used Allen Models wheels, cylinder and co
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• Scaling Down to O Gauge
  [[Railroad Model Craftsman]], October 1949 ...O gauge. About ten years ago, in Ravenna, Ohio, I saw a 1-1/2 inch scale model of Pennsylvania K-4 built by a Mr. Brown, the owner of a small but well equ
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• The Clinchfield
  ...Clinchfield", cover story for the November 1976 issue of [[Railroad Model Craftsman]]. Agfachrome by William T. Roff, Jr.]] [[Railroad Model Craftsman]], November 1976:
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• Alan Armitage
  ...tions. Inside of other sections he has list of drawings(prototype) and his model drawings listed. These are all original, some pencil, some ink on paper, or * National Model Railroading Association (Lifetime Member Pioneer, 1997)
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• Yankee Shop
  ...itage who was also very famous for his work with narrrow gauge and O scale model railroads. ...advert July1944.PNG|Yankee Shop Machinists advertisement from [[The Model Craftsman]], July 1944.
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• Bill Goesch
  <i>[[The Model Craftsman]]</i>, September 1943 ...few photos, showing various stages in the completion of my Standard 4-4-0 model locomotive. The scale is one-half inch to the foot. Cylinders 3/4 inch bo
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• Small Pressure Gauges
  <i>[[The Model Craftsman]]</i>, March 1937 [[File:Swan Small Gauge 1.jpg|thumb|right|400px|H.L. Swan's model gauge compared to a full size gauge.]]
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• Norman Mottshaw
  ...s NYC J-1B (Josslin) Hudson locomotive at TSME Acres ([[Toronto Society of Model Engineers]]), circa 1950's. ...then moved to Ontario. I think he was member of the Peteborough Society of Model Engineers.
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• 3-1/2 Inch Gauge Flat Car
  ...px|George Taylor's flat-car in operation on his pike. From <i>[[The Model Craftsman]]</i>, November 1945.]] <i>[[The Model Craftsman]]</i>, November 1945
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