Claus, Any chance it's still in your possession? I've been out making the field safe for beef critters. John Barry ATSF North Bay Lines Golden Gates & Fast Freights Lovettsville,

I have for sale 12 #191 40' Apex boxcar roofwalks, 10 #092 3-bay PS2 (Concor 47' car) covered hopper roofwalks, and 3 #089 2-bay PS2 (MDC 35' car) covered hopper roofwalks. All roofwalks are in their

I've reduced the price for the 5 pair of Walthers Proto National B-1 rigid trucks to $35 plus shipping. If interested please contact me offlist. Sam Reynolds

If still available, I would enjoy having this J. Stephen Sandifer 12027 Mulholland Drive Meadows Place, TX 77477

Jim, Excellent question! And you’ve hit on the fact that these tools have been around on my desk for years without this issue, at least, not to this degree. And yes, I had left the top off a

Schuyler,   You've gotten some good recommendations for prevention - various light oils all work well.  Put a small amount of some in a soft cloth (I use cotton) and wipe it across the surface of

Schuyler I have used WD-40 to remove the rust as I have found it to work as well as products specifically for designed for this task. Once rust is removed I apply Sandaro Top Cote which is a tool

Schuyler - I have been happy for many years with Starrett M-1 lubricant for prevention of rust on calipers, parallels, rules, and other tooling. In addition to being a lubricant, it also has a

Agree with Tony and others who say there are both good and bad spray cans—many better than the cans of yore. Just remember, as with an airbrush, it is recommended practice to always begin your

Hi List Members, I'm cleaning out some stuff I no longer need. This is for ATSF flat car fans, I have the following article... AT&SF Ft-J,O,P Flat Cars by Student PrototypeModeler Apr 1978 pg

I use Remington Rem Oil. It comes in small bottles, spray and wipes. Rich Orr

I will look more for that sketch. Give me a little time. Regards----Mike Schleigh

Unfortunately I can only find this modern, simplified herald online. Maybe Mike Schleigh made an accurate enough sketch to get artstarted? http://static.panoramio.com/photos/large/22900459.jpg Tim

Bill I sent a hi rez scan of the Jim Sands photo to F&C. Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

I am pretty sure if someone gives Sharon the artwork for the LT she would do it and add it to the kit. Bill Welch

Nelson Moyer returns to the Resin Car Works blog with tips on building duckunders for his model railroad. We know we should avoid duckunders but sometimes they are needed for a layout design to keep

Hello Group! Back in the late 1960s, when I was a co-op student employee with the Pfaudler Co. in Rochester, NY, one of these Lake Terminal cars showed up with a load of steel pressure vessel heads

Thanks for the reply, Jack, I was thinking about “why now?” IT’s not like I’ve never seen ANY rusting on tools, but most of those have been in the basement, which I think of as dry, but

Schuller, I feel your pain. My other active hobby is woodworking, so I fight the rust war on two fronts. Over the years, under various conditions such as seasonally damp basements and unheated

​And I will add that I have used this particular paint many times with success and really like the way it both sprays and levels out when it goes on. Regards Bruce Bruce Smith Auburn, AL