Coverage of the entire MP fleet as well as T&P, C&EI and all subsidiaries from the 1930s to the 1990s. Highly detailed text and complete roster, along with plenty of action shots from over 130 different photographers. Hardcover, 192 pages with 8-1/2 x11 vertical format.

From the first of the mighty Rocket fleet delivered in 1937 until the last departure in 1979, this book covers 43 years of streamliner history and provides both car and locomotive rosters. Hardcover, 176 pages, 56 color pages, 8-1/2 x 11 vertical format

An in-depth look at the last 10 years of SP and Cotton Belt motive power from 1986 to 1997. Includes a detailed roster and dispositions. Hardcover, 160 pages, 16 pages of color photos; 8-1/2 x 11 vertical format.

Acela at 10 by Karl Zimmerman An examination of the first decade of Amtrak's high-speed Acela service. Return to the Mountain by Geoffrey H. Doughty A look at Conway Scenic Railroad's restoration of a rugged stretch of the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision. Jasper Interlude Servicing Canadian National's Panorama at Jasper, Alberta, at the height of CN's passenger revival in 1968 London Landmark New life for venerable St. Pancras station. Fifteen Months Forty years after the Burlington Northern merger, reflections on BN's brief passenger train era. 2009 in Review An illustrated timeline of passenger-rail happenings, from the pages of PTJ's Journal.

All the best of HOn3 modeling in one convenient volume.

Simple techniques for expert model railroad scenery

All the best of HOn3 modeling in one convenient volume.

All the best of HOn3 modeling in one convenient volume.

Das Buch enthält 93 Seiten in Englisch, farbig mit vielen Fotos.

The Colorado Rockies have been home to some of the most dramatic railroad operations in America. Heart of the Rockies is the second of a series of all-color books illustrating the Denver & Rio Grande Western as it traversed its home territory in Colorado and Utah. The first five chapters in this volume cover the Moffat Road west from Denver to Craig, Colorado. The last chapter covers the Dotsero Cutoff. Originally built to serve the boom or bust mining communities scattered throughout the mountains, the Rio Grande found its long-term success in the transcontinental freight and passenger business, all the while surrounded by larger carriers intent on putting the road out of business. D&RGW's agile and innovative demeanor and its willingness to go the extra mile to provide excellent service made it a customer favorite in spite of the road's small size and limited line haul. While some of the scenes in this volume could be reproduced given the right circumstances, many, like the Rio Grande itself, are gone forever. These pages, however, are a celebration of how it was during the glory days of color photography along that most interesting of mountain railroads - the Rio Grande. Chuck Conway. Hardcover, 192 pages, 256 photos and 6 maps.

Route of the Chiefs from White River Productions is the ultimate photographic history of how the Santa Fe rose to being one of the foremost passenger carriers in America's streamliner era. From the premiere Super Chief to the extensive network of secondary trains, author Greg Stout takes on a journey that's the next best thing to being on board! If ever a railroad was a friend to the passenger, Santa Fe was it. From the 1892 version of the California Limited to the Santa Fe De-Luxe, to the 1926 Chief, to the 1937 Super Chief, no other railroad offered greater luxury to its first-class clientele. Later, with the inauguration of the 1938 El Capitan, the company brought fast, modern accommodations to coach travelers as well. Add to that the remaining Chiefs and streamliners, including the San Francisco Chief, Texas Chief, the Chief itself, plus the Grand Canyon, Chicagoan, Kansas Cityan, San Diegan, Golden Gates, and a host of supporting cast players like The Cavern, El Pasoan, Tulsan and others , and it is hard to conceive of any railroad that did it better, or even as well as the Santa Fe in the streamlined era. Hardcover, 256 Pages

Structure Handbook for Model Railroaders from White River Productions explains how structures are a key part of your model railroad, providing visual interest as well as supporting your railroad's operations. Structures set the scene and create the backdrop for your layout. The Structure Handbook for Model Railroaders offers modelers new skills, tips, and tricks that can be applied to the construction, finishing, and placement of structures in any scale. This book is a must-have for guidance about structure placement on any model railroad.

Stuck for structure building inspiration? Then 21 Projects from White River Productions book is for you! A follow-up to Bob Walker's Scratchbuilding for Model Railroaders, this book gives you 21 distinctive structure building ideas using simple tools and techniques. Bob's "Scratchbuilders Corner" features remain one of the most popular columns in Railroad Model Craftsman (RMC) magazine, and this book applies the simple tips and techniques he has shared over the years to structures in HO, S, and O scales. Build a gas station, depot, sand house, wood and stone factory, retail store, tavern, engine house, water tank, freight house, and many more. Scale drawings for select projects are included. No structure builder should be without a copy of 21 Projects.

Eureka and Palisade - Biggest Little Railroad in the World from White River Productions tells the story of the narrow gauge Eureka and Palisade and its successor Eureka Northern. Persevering through floods, fires and the ebb and flow of the mining industry it served, the railroad was born in the bonanza era of Nevada mining and ran until the Great Depression when declining metal prices shut it down. Noted historian Gregory J. Maxwel tells the saga of the Eureka and Palisade in exquisite detail with more than 450 photos and illustrations, 41 maps, and 18 equipment drawings. Eureka and Palisade - Biggest Little Railroad in the World is a must-have book for narrow gauge modelers and historians.