Great news, Eric. Thanks! Brian Ehni (Sent from my iPhone)

The Sunshine Kits website is gone at this time. Jim did not renew the website contract. I’ve been working with Jim to move things to the Resin Car Works site and add more. But there have been

If I recall, Jim’s daughter helped him put the site together, Jim was not the techie behind the website. If it is not available it is mostly likely because the domain host has not been paid or

has anyone checked the internet archives? :-) mel perry

Me too, and I was on it late last week. I bid on a lot of Sunshine kits, so this is my go-to site to see if any particular kit is worth it. I know the site was developed and run by Jim Hayes, but I

Unfortunately, I am also have the same experience as you...I am seeing the “ This Account has been suspended...too bad Jesus Peña Concord, California -- Jesus Peña Concord,California

Chuck, Yes, I’m receiving the same response. I, too, us the site regularly. I’m curious to hear what response you get. Best, Lawrence Rast Fort Wayne, IN

Group, I have tried several times to connect to the Sunshine kits web page but I am directed to a page that says "This Account has been suspended". I emailed the hosting provider per the page link,

Wow, that's not a Mini-Kit anymore, that's a "jack the car body up, take the trucks out from underneath and then lower a new car body on the trucks!". I have that kit in queue after the rabbit hole I

George Toman sent photos and techniques to upgrade the RPM Chicagoland IC boxcar mini-kit. It's the latest post on the Resin Car Works blog.

I ordered Microscale's #1388 for the GN's wood Boxcars as it has the Monograms i wanted. Bill Welch

What the gnrhs site doesn't mention is that those are"logos", but all weren't on the sides of freight cars. Also, the date (1936) shown for the introduction of the side facing goat herald is not

Hi Hudson, An interesting array. It’s too bad they don’t have dates for each of of them. That would be a big help to the GN uninitiated, like me. Pax, Ralph Brown Portland, Maine PRRT&HS

From the GNRHS website http://www.gnrhs.org/gn_logos.php -Hudson

Hi Todd, given that the photo i have was purchased from one of our valuable venders, I am reluctant to post online as doing so could undermine their business. Hope you understand. the photos R.J.

Thank you R.J. I just measured the decals I have: Westerfield is about 46" scale inches or .6205 actual inches. Speedwitch is about 49" scale inches or .6465 actual inches. This Microscale set has

I found even more. I was thinking single sheath, but maybe looking at my collection the truss rods were DS, so maybe this big huge thing? RJ Dial Mendocino, CA

Since I only use "Front Facing Goats", I chuck the "Sides" into a tin. I find 4 sizes in there, with 24" and 34" being the smallest. The 34" are the only small ones with the "Railway". Is that what

Hi Bill, It's a little difficult to visualize the herald you are talking about. Any chance you could post the photo of GN 9996? Todd Sullivan.

I am decaling at Westerfield GN truss rod boxcar w/inset Murphy ends using a Bruce Meyer photo circa 1954 of #9996. It displays the GN Monogram w/the side facing goat with "Great Northern Railway"