Alan Anderson's modeling work on converting a passenger car to a payroll car for the Kristen & Michelleville Railroad was featured in the April, 2010 issue of Railroad Model Craftsman in the RMC/Dremel Kitbashing section.
Deep Run RR Featured in Model Railroader Magazine
Steve Fisher's Deep Run Railroad was featured in the November, 2007 issue of Model Railroader Magazine. Click on the images below to read the article.
Click-It Turnout Control
Dave Renard describes how he, Alan Anderson, and Steve Fisher built turnout controls for the Deep Run RR from ball point pen mechanisms. Click photo below for article from May, 2007 Railroad Model Craftsman.
Downtown Deco Award
Alan Anderson received a third place award for Grimm's Funeral Home in a contest sponsored by Downtown Deco. The building was constructed by Alan Anderson and Dave Renard.
HARM in the Aegis
This article appeared in the Harford County Aegis, People, Places and Things section on Friday, November 24, 2006.
Trackside Photos, June 2006
The picture below of Steve Fisher's Deep Run Railroad was featured in the Trackside Photos in Model Railroader Magazine, June 2006. The caption below appeared with the photo.
Deep Run RR 2-6-0 no. 63 switches the sawmill in the railroad's namesake town. The injection-molded plastic locomotive is a Japanese prototype modified by Garry Cerrone. Paul Dolkos photographed the scene on Steve Fisher's On30 Deep Run RR. Steve lives in Fallston, MD.
HARM Revisited Article
HARM Revisited, a story about several HARM layouts by Dave Renard was published in the May 2006 issue of Railroad Model Craftsman magazine. Eight photos from Alan Anderson's layout, six from Dave Renard's layout and one from Ken Meyer's layout are featured.
Scale Rails - Convention Layout Visits
The NMRA's Scale Rails published pictures from Alan Anderson's and Dave Renard's layouts in the December 2005 issue for promotion of the Independence Junction Convention layout tours. Dave's brief article on a slide-away DCC programming track was included here and on the cover is Alan's photo of his Stoufus Hardware Company, a collaborative effort of Dave and Alan on a Fine Scale Miniatures kit.
