June Issue of "The Keystone Modeler" Posted

[keystonecrossings]

The June issue of "The Keystone Modeler" has been posted...

http://prrths.com/Keystone%20Modeler/Keystone_Modeler.htm

"TKM" is a free, online publication of the Pennsylvania Railroad Technical & Historical Society (PRRT&HS).

If you model pre-1968 -- anywhere -- you model the Pennsy! This pub is a great resource for modeling the PRR as your home road or for interchange.

The success of this pub led to the B&O society launching its own eMag... and this month the SCL has launced a similar eMag.

[extra7000south]

Jerry;
I'm not a Pennsylvania Railroad modeler, But there's some great modeling information there. 
Lots of time & hard work must go into those publications??
"Great Work"!!!  ;D

[bsoplinger]

I too, am not much of a Pennsy modeler (although I do model the Lehigh Valley, so I'm close and enjoy the info in each issue.

The B&O folk liked the PRRT&HS publication so much they make their own also. They went to PRRT&HS and got the skinny from them on just how to do a nice online publication.

So if you are of the "I don't model that road but there's good info in there" bent, check out "The B&O Modeler" also.

http://borhs.org/ModelerMag/index.html

[Nelson]

Regardless of the road or the scale, there is always some great modeling in TKM. That scratch built coal dumper in this issue is an absolutely amazing piece of work!

[keystonecrossings]

My point in saying "everyone models Pennsy" was that the Pennsy fleet was so large that their interchange cars appeared nearly everywhere. So if you model pre-1968, you model (or should model) Pennsy in one form or another. TKM tells you how!