But Tim, You get a great car ( Just ask them ) But like the old Auto Manufacturingjoke. Never I mean NEVER Buy a car Built on ( Monday ) or ( Friday ) Guessthat one fits. Jim Evans In a message

Lompoc Valley Model Railroad and Historical Society December 2014 Open House Announcement On the weekend of the Children’s Christmas Parade, The Lompoc

Claus, The third car might be a regular freight reefer pressed into service for catalogs or magazines (like the Sears or Monkey Wards catalogs). Reefers were frequently used for

How about wine cork foil, twice the fun Chuck Hladik In a message dated 11/29/2014 5:56:09 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, STMFC@... writes:

Hi Ben and List Members, Thanks for the reply. Understood. Altho I will say that stretching my original statement of "possibly with passenger appliances" out to being an assessment is, well, a

The aluminum Martin provided was "Dead-Soft" which allows easy deformation. Most of the sugessted aluminum foils are of a hard variety, and will not hold much shape unless punched in a 20-ton

How about those foil pans that food comes in? Carl "My name line is longer than my comment" Gustafson

Claus Schlund wrote: "I ask you all to consider the lovely mail and express train shown here. I am especially interested in the second and third cars of the consist, which look to be steam era freight

Hi List Members, I ask you all to consider the lovely mail and express train shown here. I am especially interested in the second and third cars of the consist, which look to be steam era freight

By "saturation" I really meant "diminishing returns" OK, Tim, Thanks, now we are on the same page. Jerry Michels

On 11/29/2014 1:16 PM, 'Dan L. Merkel' danmerkel@... [STMFC] wrote: ��� I'm thinking that foil is harder than the craft type. -- Jon MillerFor me time

One more thought... that foil that they used was about thethickness of an aluminum foil pie pan. Food service stores have largealuminum foil covers for serving pans. If you got one that wasn’t

It was a long time ago but in an arts class I had to take incollege, some of the kids worked on foil projects where they used a foil thatwas much, much thicker than even the heavy duty aluminmu foil

Tim O'Connor writes; "So it looks like the -20 is the only significant (1,000 or more) late wood car that no one has done in HO, and because of the door height can't be trivially bashed from other

I've uploaded attachments to a Google Drive. View online through https://google.drive/link.com/ Just sign in with your email to view, its very important. Thanks. -- Regards, Jim

Surely, I can't be the only one who received one of these as a gift during the non-digital age: http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/7d/81/24/7d8124f009db04c73bb20fceacca71dd.jpg

Thanks Tony & Dick, I had not paid much attention YET to the wood cars and have only built -4 -9 and -12 versions so far. But I'm very happy to know I can build -19's and -21's using Terry's kits in

K&S has a line of foils called "Create With Metal" that you can get in the dollhouse section of Hobby Lobby. I bought a roll 12" by 30" of 40 gauge (0.003") copper for flashing on structures. I

Tim O'Connor did a fine job of listing the four plastic injection-molded PFE wood ice reefers that have been available for 10+ years and are still very good models today. However Tim must have

On 11/29/2014 9:59 AM, Tim O'Connor timboconnor@... [STMFC] wrote: Never tried it but am thinking .005 (or .006/.007) would work in either copper or aluminum. --