Use the email address on the website Shaun is usually pretty good at returning emails Pierre Oliver www.elgincarshops.com www.yarmouthmodelworks.com

Schuyler, Have you checked the supplier directly? WWW.MINUTEMANSCALEMODELS.COM. They are the makers of Scalecoat. Dave Pfeiffer From: main@RealSTMFC.groups.io

Sorry for this not perfectly on topic post, but . . . I need one bottle of Scalecoat 1 Silver paint. I started out a couple of months ago needing several colors, and found most of them, but

Hi Jim, Photos (including 11 P-S builder's images) heading your way off list. Ray Breyer Elgin, IL On Friday, May 22, 2020,

Several years ago, I produced an HO Tennessee Central boxcar as-delivered in 1941 with flat, riveted roof and with what most modelers know as PS-0 ends (correct nomenclature is “proprietary Pullman

On Fri, May 22, 2020 at 09:16 AM, Donald B. Valentine wrote: I gather that rebuilt USRA double sheathed cars are those with eight panels per side while those with ten panels per side are rebuilt

Using a photo of Rutland stock car #1960 to guide me I have detailed and damaged this F&C kit. So that I could damage the upper boards I substituted styrene strip of the same size—hopefully avoiding

Ken, From the July 1958 ORER. Jim Brewer

As discussed innumerable times on the list the Atlas rebuild is a mongrel that matches nothing out of the box. It’s a tooling that should be thrown away. The tichy rebuild is good for P&LE. Brian

Ken, Now you have the July 1934 B&M pages for your collection (attached PDF). Dave Bott Tuesday, May 19, 2020, 6:24:11 PM, you wrote: I've been working on putting info of all the B&M freight

Hi folks, In looking over what is available in HO scale for models of rebuilt double sheathed boxcars I've come up with a number of questions. I'm familiar with he early Sunshine kits for this

Bob, Thanks for posting the American Tar Products photo. Flash back to my days as a young man unloading tar from steam heated cars into steam heated pumps and steam jacketed piping at an Alcoa

Maybe this information from Sunshine will help. JimH

Here's a builder's photo of PE 3475. That crazy handbrake linkage was an adventure. Luckily the guys at OERM helped with some pictures of equipment at the museum. -- ------------------- RJ

Hi Ken, This is an awesome piece of research you have done. The list of ORERs you have consulted for data is equally impressive! Claus Schlund From: akerboomk Sent: Tuesday, May 19,

Photo: American Tar Products Tank Car 1100 Photo courtesy of Don's Depot: http://donsdepot.donrossgroup.net/dr1401/atpx1100.jpg Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

I've been working on putting info of all the B&M freight equipment on the web: https://www.bmrrhs.org/freight-car-data/ As a lot of the cars cover the era of this list, I'm hoping this is an

Ted's doing fine. He's real busy these days. Brooklyn is a stressful place to be, but he's managing just fine. HH

Not that frequent of a problem during harvest on that part of the Palouse. Tom Dempsey On Monday, May 18, 2020,

Great modeling, thanks for sharing. Nate Gould Putnam, Conn