Prantles are good folks, Gary McMills - Baton Rouge, La.

Eric, The following CPR boxcars seem to be close to the forthcoming Accurailkit. The following is from a 1924 ORER. CPR series 215000-216299 1,294 cars 36’ DS, steel roof, steel ends,

Brian, Wrong era! For those who do not know “Jumbo” was a large vessel built to contain a possible misfire of the first atomic weapon. Ultimately, it was not used as confidence in the bomb had

At fist, I thought is was “Jumbo”, but then remembered that Jumbo wasn’t

I am not sure, but the last time I saw a similar round tank like the one in the picture, was at an old paper mill. This tank would cook straw that was used in making medium for corrugated boxes.

Hallo to all and thanks for yor friendly replies! It was a nice job that I have done in a relatively short time and I was surprised about this well looking result after first success. And there I

 Hi Bernhard, Extraordinary work! Wonderful! Claus Schlund

Really interesting data, Charles. A question: How did you determine the number of interchanges for each load? I understand the numbers of originating ("Orig") and terminating ("Term") loads, but I

Tony: Thanks for your recent post regarding modeling waybills depicting perishable diversions and reconsignments. As you pointed out, a number of commodities were moved with diversions. A while back

Bernhard Excellent write-up... I had taken the NASA explanation at face value, but the rail-to-barge scenario now makes perfect sense. Thanks for bringing more to light on this interesting

When I worked at a company that sold computers to old people, we got them by the container load, and each one had at least 4 bags of silica gel in them. The guys that loaded software and shipped them

I would make the assumption that railcar was the means of transporting the pressure vessel from the assembly building to the barge. That aside let me congratulate you on a very well engineered build

Richard, thanks. Sorry, I think there is an error in your description - the VDT was not shipped by rail to Langley Research Center bat by a barge. Please compare the description "A critical look at

Dave, that's why I'm asking here. I've found plenty of vendors from google searches, but $7 shipping for a $3 item gets expensive fast. I too ordered an "in stock" item from a well known hobby shop

Thanks Tom. I'm looking forward to this mini kit. Paul Paul Krueger Seattle, WA

As I commented back in May 2013 (STMFC Message #116323) Very Modellogenic! ----------------------------------- To: STMFC@... From: Richard Brennan Subject: Steampunk Easter

Paul Krueger asked: > > The SOO/DSS&A mini-kit should work for IC cars too, shouldn't it? > > Are there decals for the pre-"Mainline of Mid-America" IC lettering? Yes to the first question. Sunshine's

Rob, Could you clarify a portion of the double sheathed CPR car data you presented? Here's the line in question: 30000 36' I long and 8' I height Is there an extra zero in that quantity? I know the

I guess I should have noted that it's not necessary to use expensive glassware - a plastic desiccator under $10 works just as well. Anything that has a good quality air tight seal will suffice.

Some time ago I found this picture of a really impressive and heavy load! See - Variable Density Tunnel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Variable Density Tunnel -