A word of warning. One of the reasons that Accurail makes no recommendation for a product to selectively remove lettering is over the past thirty years we have used paint from at least a dozen

Dry transfers eventually go bad. They are sticky ink printed on wax paper; pressing them against another surface causes the ink to stick to the surface better than it sticks to the wax, and it

Peter decals should be applied prior to Dullcote over Dullcote your best bets     (1) fine artist's pencils (e.g. PrismaColor)     (2) Gelly Roll fine & medium WHITE ink pens Tim -- *Tim

I am looking for guidance because I'd much rather use dry transfer chalk marks than decals. Though my car sides have a fresh flat Dullcote finish I cannot get my Clover House chalk marks to stick to??

There are several custom decal people out there (it is sort of a cottage industry, yes). The person I use is Bill Brillinger at http://pdc.ca -- Jeff Shultz http://www.shultzinfosystems.com A

Sounds like a possible cottage industry printing white decals – provide the artwork file and the entrepreneur prints and returns the decals for a reasonable fee. This looks like a great way to print

I also read up on the various white toners. What I read was a dedicated machine. However when I saw the price I quickly dropped the subject!:-D -- Jon MillerFor me time

Super Clean is a mild alkali with less than 5% by volume sodium hydroxide. It’s has a low vapor pressure so it’s not highly volatile like organic solvents, e.g. acetone, lacquer thinner, etc., and

I have to give credit where it’s due. Jerry Hamsmith told me about Super Clean. He uses it to strip paint from Accurail hoppers as the first step in kitbashing them into CB&Q HK-10s. I’ve tried it

Friends, A safety data sheet on Super Clean Degreaser can be found athttps://www.superclean.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/2016-SuperClean-Degreaser-SDS-v2.0.pdf . The product is

Is it acceptable to offer for sale steam era HO scale passenger car kits? If not here, please advise as to where. Hugh T Guillaume

Nelson, I went to the Dollar Store today and picked up a bottle of this stuff. Poured a small amount into a cup leftover from Nyquil. Dipped a cotton swab in the solution to wet the tip without

I'll send the PDF. Nelson Moyer

I purchased a sunshine XM 30 (kit 17.16) from a friend. It is missing the PDS, does anyone have the PDS they could send me a PDF. Email is prrk41361 at yahoo dot com. Brian J. Carlson

Other drawings in the society’s collection pertaining to the lot 504-B are Drawing X-39696-A General Arrangement 6’-0” Side Door and Drawing 60178 Lettering 40’6” All Steel Box Lot 503-B and

The New York Central drawing Q-53566 details the General Arrangement for AB Brake Equipment on the lot 504-B boxcars. The drawing is available from the NYCSHS. The photo of the brake equipment on the

Or donate to Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive in Burien, WA. www.prnrarchive.org Then anyone can publish the images, even White River if they asked. Paul Seattle, WA

Hi Jon, I just read an advertisement from RMC Magazine. They are looking to either buy and have donated slide collections, all eras and all railroad types and categories. If published, they will

Mike, I was looking to collect enough material about car pooling at the auto plants for a C&O Hist Mag article eventually. Cars got split up over multiple railroads . . . even if the plant was

Brian, Check out the Feb/Mar 2017 isue of the S Scale Resource, pages 53-57. The article includes 5 prototype photos and an S-scale model of the AB brake system. Doug Chapman