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Re: SS 50' box - looking for prototype
RDG had no 50' outside steel truss box cars. Theonly cars remotely similar were the USRA 40' cars.
Eric N.
RDG had no 50' outside steel truss box cars. Theonly cars remotely similar were the USRA 40' cars.
Eric N.
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Eric Neubauer <eaneubauer@...>
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#131130
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Re: SS 50' box - looking for prototype
Rich Gibson wrote:
"The braces on the model form a Howe truss.
This is not the Northeastern SP model, as far as I can tell. It does not have a fishbelly underframe and the side bracing pattern is
Rich Gibson wrote:
"The braces on the model form a Howe truss.
This is not the Northeastern SP model, as far as I can tell. It does not have a fishbelly underframe and the side bracing pattern is
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Benjamin Hom
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#131129
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Re: SS 50' box - looking for prototype
Is this the kit with cast soft metal side posts and braces? If so, it's a Quality Craft kit, although I forget the intended prototype.
Dennis Storzek
Is this the kit with cast soft metal side posts and braces? If so, it's a Quality Craft kit, although I forget the intended prototype.
Dennis Storzek
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Dennis Storzek
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#131128
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Re: SS 50' box - looking for prototype
The braces on the model form a Howe truss.
This is not the Northeastern SP model, as far as I can tell. It does not have a fishbelly underframe and the side bracing pattern is very different from
The braces on the model form a Howe truss.
This is not the Northeastern SP model, as far as I can tell. It does not have a fishbelly underframe and the side bracing pattern is very different from
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Rich Gibson
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#131127
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Re: Contact from Athearn.com
In regards to the Athearn 65 foot mill gondola: I wrote to Athearnand
asked them about it, and they said that sold out models are listedunder
"retired" models but this does NOT mean the cars will not
In regards to the Athearn 65 foot mill gondola: I wrote to Athearnand
asked them about it, and they said that sold out models are listedunder
"retired" models but this does NOT mean the cars will not
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Tim O'Connor
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#131126
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Re: Ace Hardware's "Two-Ton Epoxy"
³Marinetex² is another good one. It can even be drilled and tapped; and not
just 2-56: we¹re talking 1/4-20 and larger.
Thanks!
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Brian Ehni
From: STMFC List <STMFC@...>
Reply-To:
³Marinetex² is another good one. It can even be drilled and tapped; and not
just 2-56: we¹re talking 1/4-20 and larger.
Thanks!
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Brian Ehni
From: STMFC List <STMFC@...>
Reply-To:
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BRIAN PAUL EHNI
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#131125
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Devcon Epoxy
For those interested here is the information on the display card etc for the product I have been using: The small # on the upper righthand side of the packaging is 31345 and it is called "Devcon Home
For those interested here is the information on the display card etc for the product I have been using: The small # on the upper righthand side of the packaging is 31345 and it is called "Devcon Home
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Bill Welch
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#131124
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Re: Kadee roofwalks
Its a thought cheers Chad.
Paul Doggett UK
Sent from Samsung mobile
"chadboas@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> wrote:
I have used short pieces of Evergreen 3/32 tube and press fit
Its a thought cheers Chad.
Paul Doggett UK
Sent from Samsung mobile
"chadboas@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> wrote:
I have used short pieces of Evergreen 3/32 tube and press fit
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paul.doggett2472 <paul.doggett2472@...>
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#131123
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Re: Kadee roofwalks
Thanks Rob
Paul Doggett UK
Sent from Samsung mobile
"robev1630@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> wrote:
I have used Aileens flexible craft glue for all my roofwalks, Kadee, and
Thanks Rob
Paul Doggett UK
Sent from Samsung mobile
"robev1630@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> wrote:
I have used Aileens flexible craft glue for all my roofwalks, Kadee, and
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#131122
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Re: SS 50' box - looking for prototype
I think the car you are describing is the Northeastern Scale Models SP 50' A-50-5-6 model. The instructions show car 67099 which is a A-50-6 car in the series 66800-67999. Photos are on pages 58-65 of
I think the car you are describing is the Northeastern Scale Models SP 50' A-50-5-6 model. The instructions show car 67099 which is a A-50-6 car in the series 66800-67999. Photos are on pages 58-65 of
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Allan Smith
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#131120
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Cocoa Beach a Very Special Thanks from the Shake N Take Group
Group
Let me thank the folks that made this project a success. Thesefolks have worked hard behind the scenes and absolutely deserverecognition.
This project started with the help of
Group
Let me thank the folks that made this project a success. Thesefolks have worked hard behind the scenes and absolutely deserverecognition.
This project started with the help of
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Greg Martin
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#131119
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Re: [Shake_N_Take] drop run ladders - a better way?
ok, that makes a lot sense. Thanks gents.
Off to the basement to find one of those Tichy jigs. I've been listening
long enough to have a stash of pie plate to work with, so will give it a go.
Can't
ok, that makes a lot sense. Thanks gents.
Off to the basement to find one of those Tichy jigs. I've been listening
long enough to have a stash of pie plate to work with, so will give it a go.
Can't
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Robert kirkham
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#131118
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Re: Kadee roofwalks
I have used Aileens flexible craft glue for all my roofwalks, Kadee, and etched. I also use it on my metal weights.
Sincerely,
Rob Manley
Midwest Mod-U-Trak
"Better modeling through personal
I have used Aileens flexible craft glue for all my roofwalks, Kadee, and etched. I also use it on my metal weights.
Sincerely,
Rob Manley
Midwest Mod-U-Trak
"Better modeling through personal
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Rob & Bev Manley
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#131117
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Re: Prototype Rails - Cocoa Beach Photos Posted
Thanks for posting Dave.
RichardBale
Thanks for posting Dave.
RichardBale
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Rhbale@...
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#131121
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Re: [Shake_N_Take] drop run ladders - a better way?
I'm ornery. I want them all drilled for robustness...so I drilled them all. What I ended up using was the foil off the top of a bottle of scotch whiskey; I think it was Glenmorangie...cut to width,
I'm ornery. I want them all drilled for robustness...so I drilled them all. What I ended up using was the foil off the top of a bottle of scotch whiskey; I think it was Glenmorangie...cut to width,
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Craig Zeni
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#131116
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Re: drop run ladders - a better way?
Rob,
I will give you my solution and Craig Zeni has another and SchuylerLarrabee has another.
I used a jig to create the holes as they need to be the same on thesides as the ends. For the styles
Rob,
I will give you my solution and Craig Zeni has another and SchuylerLarrabee has another.
I used a jig to create the holes as they need to be the same on thesides as the ends. For the styles
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Greg Martin
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#131115
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Re: drop rung ladders - a better way?
sorry – drop rung, not run.
Rob
sorry – drop rung, not run.
Rob
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Robert kirkham
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#131114
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drop run ladders - a better way?
I’m slowly working through the 2014 Shake and Take project and have come upagainst the end ladders. I’m looking for suggestions others have tried to improve the looks of the finished product.
I’m slowly working through the 2014 Shake and Take project and have come upagainst the end ladders. I’m looking for suggestions others have tried to improve the looks of the finished product.
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Robert kirkham
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#131113
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Prototype Rails - Cocoa Beach Photos Posted
I finally got my images processed from this years meet
http://www.pbase.com/dh30973/cocoa2015&page=all
Dave Hussey
I finally got my images processed from this years meet
http://www.pbase.com/dh30973/cocoa2015&page=all
Dave Hussey
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dh30973
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#131112
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Re: SS 50' box - looking for prototype
Rich, do the posts and braces form a Howe or Pratt truss?
Eric Lombard
Homewood, IL
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Eric Lombard
Homewood, IL
rericlombard at gmail.com
elombard at uchicago.edu
Rich, do the posts and braces form a Howe or Pratt truss?
Eric Lombard
Homewood, IL
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Eric Lombard
Homewood, IL
rericlombard at gmail.com
elombard at uchicago.edu
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Eric Lombard
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#131111
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