Description
Contents: Bill of Lading: Enlarging the E&O (Including experiments with plaster-supported track), Quartering Jig for Drivers (Fixture helps prevent side-rod bind, rod and bearing wear), Water Tank for Narrow Gauge – or Standard (Quincy & Torch Lake prototype is rectangular, it sits on a slope), Rock Castings from Rubber Molds (Better than carving rocks and easier to do), Setting Rock Castings into the Scenery (Matching handwork to natural rock textures), Y-6B Panorama (Locomotive owned, painted and weathered), From the Shop of Charlie Mead (What can you do to make a good locomotive better?), Six-ton jimmy (A little car that’s easy to build in any scale), From Floor to Rail (A benchwork and roadbuilding program with a circular saw), Club directory Prototype Drawings: Quincy & Torch Lake water tank, New York Central jimmy of the 1870’s
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Condition: Very Good