Ron Merrick

I meant to ask in my previous post: if anyone knows of an online location that includes drawings or other information about these cars, similar to Garth's equipment diagram, I'd appreciate hearing

Garth and all, The Equipment Diagram for the WP gon appears to be consistent with the side castings of the ECW # 3010 kit, and the general A.A.R design. The problem with the kit otherwise is that

Ed and Ron, WP series 9001-9050 had 20 panels, five panels on the slope and all ribs extending to the sill. These were 1949 Greenville cars. Does this match up (I don't have one

Ron, I found the jacking pads on a WP car; and, I think, at least one other. But then the ends are kinda different. Otherwise, real close. I'm not too worried about ladders vs. grabs, as I figure

I am curious if there is any prototype for the 3010 kit. None of the gons discussed earlier in this topic appear to match. So. Does anyone know such a prototype? So far, I haven't found a

I am curious if there is any prototype for the 3010 kit. None of the gons discussed earlier in this topic appear to match. So. Does anyone know such a prototype? So far, I haven't found a

Ross, Please respond to my e-mail of January 11. Ed Edward Sutorik

Garth, those are great pictures, thanks for sharing and please do add similar pictures for WP and SP. Gary Laakso Northwest of Mike Brock

Friends, I have just added a new album to our pages for your enjoyment and approval. It is located at https://realstmfc.groups.io/g/main, on page 9 of the photos section as

Oops! Sorry, it was Tangent that made them as detail parts when they first came out with the AC&F welded gondola. They had 2 Equipco and 2 Universal brake levers on one sprue (now listed as "Sold

I have purchased Vallejo paints at my LHS, at Hobby Lobby, and from Amazon. The Model Air formulation is not nearly as common as the Model Color, but I don't mind thinning the latter to suit. Across

Scott asked Bruce about Micro Mark box car red paint by Vallejo and Mineral Red replacement. I have attached a chart of my swatches. You can decide if these help answer your questions. I hope Bruce

Could be off a year or two but that looks like a early 1960's Euclid scraper and this a bit late for many of us. Nice model but when did Euclid introduce this prototype? Cartier-McNamara, the large

Forgot to mention that micro-mark carries most of the line and does a better job of stocking it than Walther's. Chuck Happel Make crime pay. Become a lawyer. Will

https://acrylicosvallejo.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/catalogue-vallejo-fine-arts-CC012.pdf is their catalog, the website shows most of their colors. Chuck Happel Make crime pay. Become a lawyer.

Hi Bruce, Thanks for the info and the images. I’m new to Vallejo paint and thus far have only Amaranth Red Model Color that I ordered from Walmart of all places (last bottles so the website

Not sure if it was mentioned as I haven't gone through all the responses, but I'm pretty sure PRR class K stock cars were used to haul the (summer) tomato harvest to the Campbell's Soup

Look at Alexander Scale Models. Tomar has been sold to a west coast company Alexander has the haunted house, school house and soon the B&O tower on sales In the Stewart line there are many castings

MRH has a extensive list of Floquil and Pollyscale paint matches to Vallejo on their website. Mark P Stamm Mark at Euphoriatt dot Com Sent from my mobile device