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3rd Quarter 2020 Volume 10 Number 3 Table of Contents The Inevitable Day On the Cover of This Issue by Noel Widdifield 35 Stan’s Promise of Things to Come by Stan Madyda 46 Noel Widdifield tells us about that inevitable NYCS Passenger Cars in moment we all face. Page 35 N-Scale by Tom Long 49 Steve Lasher’s Baby (Face) Scenicking Spurious Tunnel by Rich Stoving 55 It Was a 2020 NYCSHS Convention Layout by Ed Enyedy 61 Rerouting My Water Level Route Layout – Report 2 by Bob Shaw 70 One of the Baldwin RS-12 (Baby Face) that he Modifying N Scale modeled using some interesting technques. Page 93 Architect NYC Lines West Station by Seth Lakin 86 Bringing Up Baby (Face) by Steve Lasher 93 Celebrating 50 Years as the Primer From the Cab 5 Extra Board 8 Railroad Historical Society What’s New 15 NYCSHS RPO 26 NYCSHS Models 81 Observation Car 112 NYCentral Modeler The NYCentral Modeler focuses on providing information about modeling of the railroad in all scales. This issue features articles, photos, and reviews of NYC- related models and layouts. The objective of the publication is to help members improve their ability to model the New York Central and promote modeling interests. Contact us about doing an article for us. mailto:[email protected] NYCentral Modeler 3rd Quarter 2020 2 New York Central System Historical Society The New York Central System Central Headlight, the official Historical Society (NYCSHS) was publication of the NYCSHS. The organized in March 1970 by the Central Headlight is only available combined efforts of several to members, and each issue contains a wealth of information Board of Directors former employees of the New Nick Ariemma, J. Epperson, J. each quarter. From steam to diesel York Central Railroad. The P. Burgess, T.R. Gerbracht, NYCSHS is chartered as a non- (and electric), from freight to S.H. Lustig, D.T. Mackay, R.C. profit corporation under the laws passenger, from branchline to McQueen, R.C. Schiring, R.L. of the state of Ohio. The vision of mainline, the Central Headlight Stoving, J.C. Suhs, M.K. covers them all. Our Annual Vescelus, N.F. Widdifield the NYCSHS is to be the Meetings focus on the preferred source of information Directors Emeriti: and products related to the New preservation of New York Central J.P. Quinlivan (Founder) York Central System. The mission railroad history with informative D. Simonaitis, R.J. Barrett of the NYCSHS is to perpetuate speakers, presentations, and tours. The Society also has many NYC the legacy of the New York Editor: Noel Widdifield Central System by acquiring and reference books and drawings Associate Editor: Bob Shaw preserving its history, traditions, available for purchase. Member- Engineering Dept.: Manuel ship is open to all; so don't delay; Duran-Duran documents, and artifacts; and by Harmon Files: Larry Faulkner disseminating accurate inform- join today! www.nycshs.net O-Gauge Model Railroading: ation and products consistent Bob Shaw Or you may download a member- Early Car Shop: Kyle Coble with good stewardship. ship form at: Layout Drawing Artist: Frank Knight Your membership gets you four https://nycshs.org/nycshs- issues of the popularly acclaimed membership/ The NYCSHS Modelers Committee We have a NYCSHS Modelers Committee that now has 14 members. We meet on the phone about once a month to strategize about what to do to support NYC modeling for our members. The members of the committee are, Seth Lakin, (Chair), Brian Marotta, Jeff English, Dave Mackay, Paul Pickard, Lawrence Faulkner, Manuel Duran-Duran, Kyle Coble, Dan Seligmann, Larry Grant, Ralph Schiring, Alex Schneider, Charles Newton, Alex Warshal, Mike Vescelus, Charlie Newton, Vic Roman, Noel Widdifield, and Rich Stoving. We have released over 400 models at up to 20% off MSRP to our members and have sold more than 3,200 models and taken pre-orders for many more. We have offered several HO-scale, N-scale, and O-scale models and are in the process of finding more HO-, N-, S-, and even O–scale models to be released in coming months. Watch our website and Collinwood Shop online store for more information. Website: NYCSHS.org and Collinwood Shop: NYCSHS.net We have released many new NYC models over the last eight years, but if you have some ideas for us, contact us at [email protected] NYCentral Modeler 3rd Quarter 2020 3 Greetings from the NYCSHS President Dave Mackay, NYCSHS President Things certainly are much different than they were when I last wrote my column. All of us having to stay home and social distancing have created a lot of free time for many of us, and the question of what to do with it. For us modelers of the New York Central, the answer has been relatively easy, let’s get to the models! Being retired myself, the change wasn’t as great, but having to stay home has given me opportunities that weren’t available before. The last kit I was working on before I moved from New Jersey to Kentucky was an Accurail USRA style stock car. I dug it back out after 18 months and tried to remember where I was and what I was trying to accomplish with it. Suffice it to say, I had a great time re-doing my research and reviewing the photographs and drawings I was able to find. I was able to bring my ideas about the necessary modifications to make this car closer to the NYC prototype to the Modeling Committee for input. As it is the closest model we could find to a NYC car, we purchased the NYC remaining kits from Accurail for our Collinwood Shop store so we could offer something “new”. Needless to say, they are sold out already! Our Modeling Committee Chair, Seth Lakin, has done all the design work for the double doors that the cars had. If the numbers work, we will see if we can offer them for sale to make it easier to fix this detail. I had to chop my doors up, as the model is a single deck car, and the NYC car is a double deck. I’ve been writing up what I’ve been doing with photos, hopefully you’ll be able to see the result here soon. One other activity that is new to us is the modeling video that several of us “auditioned” for recently. Manuel Duran-Duran brought the idea to us, and it’s been a hit, from what I can tell. The video is at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoZ8sFqmvdk If you’ve been operating along these lines, let us know what you’ve been up to, we’d love to share it! [email protected] There is no link from the illustration above to the video. You must go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoZ8sFqmvdk NYCentral Modeler 3rd Quarter 2020 4 From the Cab The NYCentral Modeler This publication of the NYCSHS is for the purpose of providing NYCS modeling information. It is a As I put the finishing touches on the layout of this publication by the NYCSHS Modeling Committee – quarter’s edition, I marvel at the quality of modeling of - all rights reserved. It may be reproduced for the NYCS I see in the articles we publish in each issue. personal use only. It is not for sale. The range of scales included in this issue, spans from We encourage articles and photos submitted for N- to 1/29-, including HO-scale and O-gauge. The publication. Materials submitted are considered to subject matter includes, layout destruction, loads for be gratis and no reimbursement will be made to the rolling stock, passenger cars available in H, 3-D author(s) or the photographer(s) or his/her drawing and printing, kitbashing a station kit, representative(s). The Society reserves the right to kitbashing a loco, finishing a layout, and constructing a reject, for any reason, any material submitted. bridge model. And all of these have a level of expertise in the modeling that is amazing. We need articles for scales in addition to HO. We have published articles in Z-, S-, N-, HO-, O-, 1/29-, We are an historical society dedicated to preserving the and 1/32-scales. We do need articles in all scales, legacy of the New York Central System and we do that but want more non-HO articles. in many ways. But as I review the modeling articles for Please contact the editor for submission information each issue, I can see that our modeling helps keep the and guidelines. We have a style guide to be used NYCS alive in the minds of those who have never seen for articles and will send it to any aspiring author. the NYCS in action. Photos should be submitted at not less than 640 x 480 pixels and in JPG, TIFF or PDF format. Each month our magazine is downloaded from the Statements and opinions made are those of the NYCSHS website around a thousand times. That authors and don’t necessarily represent those of the clearly means that there is a lot of interest in NYCS Society. modeling. We also receive a few emails commenting on the articles. We would love to hear from more of you We make every effort to ensure all information is about what you think about the articles. technically correct, but do not guarantee it for [email protected] accuracy. All articles and photos should be sent to: [email protected] I think you will enjoy the modeling articles in this issue.
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