Years ago I took a pair of "Kitbits" Dalman two-levels, and added styrene strips as journal-box retainers … I think they're on my first Seaboard B-5. Was Andy's method anything like that? Al Brown,

The Dalman/Andrew's in the photo represents yet another Andrew's variation. Andy Carlson instructed me on doing these from a Tahoe truck at the bar in Lysle. He h as d just sold me a GN kit. Now if

Hi, Dan - Yes, the Dalman One-Level trucks will be available separately. I don't think Ted Culotta would talk to me anymore if we didn't make them available. For the Dalman Two-Level trucks, we have

Dalman-Andrews trucks were also used by Seaboard (one class of boxcars, albeit a large class) and Soo Line (several classes of assorted cars). Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

I think the 2-level DALMAN-ANDREWS sideframes would be much more useful and distinctive. But that's just me. :-) The enclosed picture of one was posted by Jack Burgess.

In looking at photos as a guide for weathering, it seems that some roads' steel boxcars tended to look nice, while others tended to look grubby. I'm not talking about routine weathering from road

On 1/2/2020 10:27 AM, Dan Smith wrote: Good question, we already have excellent Dalman 2 level! Not sure if enough are available to save Randy some tooling costs!

Hello Randy, In your earlier post, you mentioned Dalman One-Level trucks and stated they have never been offered in HO before. A big hole, of many. Will you be offering these trucks? Hoping, Dan

Hi, New Years and time to thin the herd a bit. I have 8 Westerfield, 7 Sunshine, 5 F&C, 3 Intermountain R-40-23, 2 Speedwitch and 1 NEB&W kits/cars for sale. All Steam era cars. Email me if

Nice job on this early Westerfield car. I did this car when it first came out but that car has suffered some damage. I have decals for a later period and have obtained another kit. One note. The

Now that you mention it... https://www.prototypejunction.com/2019/12/project-1-atsf-bx-11-12-and-13-rebuilds.html The next post will also be later today with some more options. We'll be posting all of

Thanks, guys. Maybe I really should reread my copy of the Societies’s Boxcar book. Bill Daniels Santa Rosa, California

My go-to color for a basic freight car red has become Vallejo "Rust" - which for a while was sold by Micro-Mark as "Boxcar Red." I'll usually tint it one way or the other with either a crimson red or

Hi Brian, Thanks mate. I’ll try again to email you. Cheers Dave North

Bill, I respectfully disagree, Santa Fe steel running boards remained unpainted galvanized when applied new. They were only painted to match the roof in a repaint. Had the running boards been wood,

Tahoe Model Works e-mail is brianleppert at att dot net (change the "at" for "@" and the "dot" for "." Brian Leppert Tahoe Model Works Carson City, NV

Hi, Does anyone have Brian’s business email address, please? Cheers Dave North

Never say never. Some Santa Fe metal running boards were left galvanized George Hollwedel

I agree, The idea that a paint needs to be exactly “Erie Brown” is ridiculous for an in-service and slightly weathered car. Paint fades and weathers differently. Plenty of examples of this can be

Only if it is a wooden roof walk... metal roof walks match the roof color. Bill Daniels Santa Rosa, California