Can you guys take your business off-list?  I don't need your e-mails cloggin up my inbox. Ben Hom ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Sun, January 1, 2012 10:03:09

Please send list of resin kits. Thank you. Jim Jeffery

Sorry for wasting bandwidth everyone. I'll be more careful! Regards, Ray Breyer Elgin, IL

Rich, I'm not sure if the Reading ever shipped containers that far. Tom

Hi Scott, No message was attached to your reply, but I get the idea: the list is attached!   Regards, Ray Breyer Elgin, IL (don't feel bad; that sort of thing happens with my  Droid II all the

On Jan 1, 2012, at 9:03 PM, "rtbsvrr69" <rtbsvrr69@...> wrote: > Evening everyone, > > To kick off the New Year, I've got 33 resin "will never get to them" kits for sale. 16 Sunshine, 12 F&C, 4

The third issue of the NYCentral Modeler has been posted on the NYCSHS website http://www.nycshs.org today. This issue has articles from several new writers and a couple authors who have contributed

Evening everyone, To kick off the New Year, I've got 33 resin "will never get to them" kits for sale. 16 Sunshine, 12 F&C, 4 Westerfields, 1 Speedwich. If interested, please email me OFF LIST at

Mt Vernon shops (http://www.mountvernonshops.com/) has containers for the Reading in resin. They are available in packs of 10 with decals. Rich Orr

I have seen reference to the Polly Scale Easy Lift Off in the past but has anyone used it to remove lettering on MTH cars? This lettering is quite heavy and thick. If not any ideas on doing so. And

Todd Horton wrote: As the Simplex bolster was an ASF product, the question would where was the ASF plant. IIRC it was in St. Louis. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley,

Richard, Where was the Simplex manufacturing plant located?  For what it's worth the 1925 C of G flat car that was recently saved had Simplex bolsters on it.   Todd Horton To:

This topic brings up a couple of points on my mind lately.   On topic,  Wasn't there a steel mill located outside of Pottsville Pa?  I recall seeing photos of PRR cars loaded with steel products

I offered container carloads for the Reading USRA gon. The new owner of Westerfield should be offering them in the future. – Al Westerfield Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2012 5:11 PM To:

HI Tom, I just acquired two of the Walthers USRA gons which I am planning to strip and repaint. Last week I (re)found a set of John Hall reading gondola decals in my decal box. I'd really

Richard, The Reading served Fort Letterkenny outside Chambersburg, PA via its connection with the WM. Ft L was and is the principle location for rebuilding armor. For a different load, you could

Tom, Not a bad idea. But I suspect those containers didn't wander too far from the home rails. Would that be right? My model railroad is set in Colorado, so the load had to be something that

Thanks, Richard. I may rise to this challenge. As for the trucks, the reason I have the gon is that I came into a set of Eastern Car Works Taylor trucks and wanted something to put on top of

For those coming down to Florida...Cocoa Beach...for Prototype Rails 2012...you may have noted my weather forecast that I issued back in Oct<?> calling for a temp in the 70's. Well...here's the

Rich, I have a photo of Reading USRA gon 23019 loaded with Reading steel containers. I can send it you and anyone else that is interested. I'm thinking Walthers at one time or another sold these