Dennis, With one of these car end moulds, after you were done mopping up in the XY did you polish afterwards using a variant of the original tool paths? I've never seen a mould or pattern polished

I have at least one industry that will extend to the front edge of the layout and I can either treat it as a cross section and show the interior or run the fascia up to the roof. There was a

Friends, I've been looking for Southern 40' flat cars for my small layout. I would love one of the Lenoir-built 1926 flats with the shallow fishbelly sides. I know these were once offered by one of

Dennis, yep, your description of 2-1/2D milling is how I cut contours. To the touch, I can feel no ridges on the rounded surfaces I've cut, and they look great. I'll likely cut the Dreadnaught end

Five of the nine steam-era freight car placards offered lastFriday have sold. Please contact meoff-group for a list and photos of what remains: ActorMichaelGross AT gmail DOT com Cheers! Michael

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Hi folks- I have 2 of the following kits made with parts gathered together to more accurately model a KCS 40' AAR post-war box car. KCS 18014, photographed in 1952, is pictured in RPC #8 on page

Dave wrote: "AB Valves. Just the dimensions that make up the boxy shapes would probably do as I’m pretty sure I’m just going to plumb the pipes right thru the sides w/o worrying about the various

---In STMFC@..., <mark_landgraf@...> wrote : I would recommend that you visit wabtec.com Then go to documents Then search on freight car products There were a couple of AB valve service and shop