I googled "Devcon 2-Ton white epoxy" and, of course, got a ton of hits. If someone has this epoxy nearby, would you please post the Devcon part number? Thanks much, Brian Chapman Evansdale, Iowa

By total accident rather late Wed. evening it was found that there is a new "Mid-Atlantic RPM Meet" being held on 13 & 14 Sept. just over an hour away from where I live when here in Virginia and not

Tim, I thought the worst stuff I have ever tried to get to strip was ATLASlocomotive paints and it did the trick, well worth the buck to experiment with. If you recall Jim and I had mentioned his

Sam Less time would have work as well, I leave mine overnight. But as my goodfriend Jim Evans had mentioned it doesn't work on all paints but we haveonly found one company that we can say that

Greg I'd never heard of this store before, but I just found out there's one just a couple miles from here. I think I'll check this stuff out. The most unstrippable models so far in my experience

Hi Ted Great to see you back up and running as the decals come on line I will be ordering quite a few, need the Caswells in particular. Thanks for the info and all the very best of luck to you with

Welcome back Ted – you’ve been missed!! All the best – Clive Riley.

At the risk of jumping in on a “me too” post… Me too! In fact, there are two freight car articles in a row if you consider the continuing DL&W/C&IM caboose series. In the spirit of equal

Jeff, I found a Yahoo phone # but it said "Too busy to answer your call" and hung up. For me, this is quite a nice Yahoo-mess that they've gotten me/ (us) into to. Paul Hillman

Thanks Jeff, but I tried all of that. The "Purple" buttons seem quite logical in their suggested functions but they don't fully work. The "New Topic" window doesn't provide any space to type a

I realize that the cars I tested the Dollar Store product on aren't representative of "Steam Era Freight Cars", but I gave LA's Totally AWESOME a try on a Robins Rails 60' auto parts boxcar and a

That's cool. Are you going to do the Wabash car again? Always regretted not getting one. Scott McDonald

Not in my experience. Pierre Oliver

Pierre, I thought that other folks stated that brake fluid and Scalecoat stripper would ruin a resin model. Not so? Regards, -Jeff

Tony – I agree. I thought it was the best article of its type indecades. – Al Westerfield

Ditto,Armand Premo

I've sent the following message to Railroad Model Craftsman: Congratulations to author Mike Evans and to editor Chris D'Amato for the outstanding article on the tank car to covered hopper

That's a darn good question, Jeff. I've never tried to strip a model completed through the use of both materials. Having recently found a pair of proper sized replacement gloves for my North

I've had good success with 2 different products; Brake fluid. I've yet to have brake fluid ruin a plastic model. I have found though that modern brake fluid has a shelf life for this usage. Scalecoat