I too just got my empty order. These are no longer available: 64.16 64.18 59.1 59.2 59.8 (All WP and SN) RJ Dial Pleasanton,Ca

Jim Mischke wrote: Jim, there exist photos of combinations like this, but I am pretty sure they were rare. Your citations of dates when these features became STANDARD are correct, but it may be

Pierre, I can imagine that all the other versions in between, not listed by you, are also "UNAVAILABLE" Rich Christie

Jon... I didn't think that you were an impulsive buyer! I don't want to even think about what you buy in the checkout line at the grocery store! Jack Burgess (I've known Jon for 40 years

Harbor Freight might be cheaper than Chicago Air Brush Supply but I can never find what I'm looking for at Harbor Freight! I've only purchase a few things there (and there is a store a couple miles

��� Harbor Freight also has a double action airbrush.� I bought one some time ago and haven't used it yet.� I must admit I got it because resist the

Thanks for this information, Gerry. I got a set at my local Harbor Freight store today, and they were only $1.99. I’ve been having the same problem Jack describes with my old Badger double acting

I have an Intermountain Pacific Fruit Express R-40-25 reefer with mixed lettering features. The side lettering has UP/SP black heralds on the right (1954 per Hartey RPM handout), yet an aluminum

Pierre, Thanks for the adding to the list of no longer available kits. Good information even if not the best of news. My order is going to be much shorter now. Cheers Bill Keene Irvine, CA

 CNJ did a lot of end replacements with both Murphyand Hutchins end. The series you mean with a steel framed end is 17000-17499built by ACF in 1916. The diagrams have a note "Hutchins Dry Lading

The usual suspects come to my mind: www.mcmaster.com www.smallparts.com www.specialshapes.com (brass tube in 1/32" and up) Good luck, Rick Aylsworth

Darn right I don't want stainless - Ed Mines

Sorry I forgot to sign my last 2 posts. Ed Mines

You don't want stainless, but I use stainless from Ngineering for many lighting projects. The tubing has an ID of .012" I cut it with a disk on a Dremel and debut it with a #80

Can anyone lead me to a good photo of a car with a sinlge sheathed end? Anyone have solid data regarding the roofs? Underframes? (was it a fishbelly like the Accurail cars or the Tichy flat car)?

Any suggestions where I can buy microtubing to repair a handrail on an HO scale tank car (preferably not hard to cut stainless steel)?

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE Guys; As these kits get unavailable, you may want to start your discussions, or better yet, provide data packages, to your remaining resin kit

Sure. 61.3, 66.2, 66.3, 70.13, 70.14, 96.2, 100.1- 100.9, 101.5-101.7, 73.2-73.5 And if you look up the numbers, you'll see a theme. :-) Pierre

Steve, Be aware that the craft store 'pipe cleaners' aren't really pipe cleaners. They use longer synthetic non-absorbent fibers, and the number of fibers per unit length is much fewer than those use

Pierre, Please send your list to Jim so he can update the discontinued list on the web site. I'm reluctant to send large checks for kits that aren't available. Nelson Moyer