C. Vision presents Midwest Regionals DVD
CB&Q, FEC, and Strasburg in June from Morning Sun
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Fa- cilities in Color, Volume 2 presents a look at depots and structures along the Hannibal Division. From St. Louis across Missouri, Dr. Art Peterson and P. Kent Hannah guide readers along this section of Burlington Route’s sys- tem with color images and supporting facts and information.
Sorted by decade from late steam days to now, Florida East Coast Rail- way in Color by Bill McBride is Morn- ing Sun’s first book on this railroad. A history of the road, rolling stock sec- tion, plus many pages of motive power are present in this 120-page effort. Among the first steam-powered
tourist railroads more than 50 years ago, Strasburg Rail Road remains a popular subject for railfans. Kurt Bell and Jeremy Plant’s Strasburg Rail Road in Color features a comprehen- sive history of this Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, short line. Illustrations take the reader back to the road’s earliest days and to present-day operations.
Morning Sun’s rail history publi- cations are hardcover 8½ by 11-inch titles, with dustjacket, featuring color photography that retail for $59.95. The publisher also produces eBooks on railroading available to purchase and download from its website.
Morning Sun Books P.O. Box 326
Kutztown, PA 19530 610-683-8566
www.morningsunbooks.com Building in Miniature DVD series Bollinger Edgerly Scale Trains
(B.E.S.T.) launches a new series of how-to programs for craftsman model- ers. Building in Miniature opens with Building and Weathering HO scale Ve- hicles, featuring Danny Raymond and Chester Fesmire. In this video pro- gram, available on DVD and Blu-ray, you watch the construction of a Sheep- scot Scale Product KB-11 Internation-
al tractor model and the assembly of a Jordan Highway Miniature 1923 Mod- el T stake truck.
A bonus feature presents interviews with George Barrett of Sheepscot Scale Products and Clare Gilbert of Sylvan Scale Models. Additional information is available on the B.E.S.T. website, including purchase of this program or other kits from the company’s line.
Bollinger Edgerly Scale Trains 375 Bean Hill Road - Belmont, NH 03220 603-267-1818 -
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The 1980s Midwest rail scene in- cluded a wide variety of startup roads joining the mix of long-time short line and regional players. A new video pro- gram released by C. Vision Produc- tions takes the viewer to locations around the Midwest in the 1980s and into the 1990s. Videographer Bob Rivard documented the action, and his work serves as the source for this color, 108-minute program. Railroads featured include Chicago Central & Pacific working trains with veteran Paducah rebuild Geeps from Illinois Central Gulf; Cedar Rapids & Iowa City with its early Geeps and switchers in a Union Pacific-inspired scheme; Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern with its original road power of ex-Chi- cago & North Western SD9s and Mil- waukee Road SD10s; plus Alco action on Green Bay & Western. A preview of this exciting DVD may be viewed on C. Vision’s website. Midwest Region- als in the 1980s and 1990s retails for $29.95.
C. Vision Productions 5533 144th Avenue NW Ramsey, MN 55303
888-TAPE.CVP
www.cvptrains.com
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