Hi Bruce and List Members, Thanks Bruce for the illuminating words on the topic. One other possibility (the one I would chose if I were inthe crew's shoes...) might be to get the door to tear

Hi Eric and List Members, I send my thanks to Perry Squier, Ray Breyer, and to Eric for the excellent article! A very enjoyable read! Claus Schlund

R.I.P. Bob Paul Doggett England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

 Hi List Members, Bill and I got to chat briefly at Cocoa Beach one year, and we conversed via email from time to time after that. At one point, some months before the corona virus situation

I learned Rob Manley, master of Pan Pastel’s, died on Monday. I understand he had a heart attack. Here is his

I think that was a resin vendor who offered a 70 ton AAR flat car model that was far easier to build than the SUNSHINE kit but then Intermountain introduced a very good plastic

I am just too sad right now. I've lost a friend I knew for almost 30 years. Bill had many passions and railroads and fantastically good modeling were just two of them. :'(

Ah, nuts... Finally retired, this was the year that was hoping to meet Bill after years of learning from him via this List how to take my models to the next level. 2020 just keeps taking away. RIP,

While Bill had given some of us advanced notice of his condition, I like Tom was shocked at the rapid progression of his cancer, and I was devastated to learn of his passing just nine weeks after

Ah ok Bob and Kenneth, Sorry my mistake then. I guess I don't recall that company ever existing... Bryian Sones Union Pacific Prototype Modeler Murrieta, CA

A sad evening when I heard the news of Bill’s passing. One of reflection. A southern gentleman with a passion for trains who inspired us and shared with us the way to “Extreme Modeling.” He

Bill did coin the Resinators term. He hosted a couple of gatherings at recent RPM Chicagoland meets that were focused on sharing tips and techniques. Jeff Sankus helped Bill pull those together. Jeff

Perry Squier shares his work on several new boxcars for his 1923 Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern layout in the latest DesignBuildOp blog

ProtoWest was not the same company as A-Line/ProtoPowerWest. ProtoWest was most notable on this list for an excellent resin kit for a AAR 70 ton flatcar, although they also had a DRGW caboose and

R.I.P. Bill. I look forward to your masterwork. Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

Kenneth, PPW/A-Line/Arrow Hobby PPW/A-Line/Arrow Hobby RPM / WPM for more info New Rail Models- All Scales Blue P... Bryian Sones Union

I am trying to find a website for ProtoWest Scale Models. I though that I had recently seen one, but I may be mistaken. If they have one, can one of you provide it to me? THank you in advance. Ken

Terribly sad news even though Bill told us. He was a terrific modeler but more important he was a wonderful human being. All who knew him will miss him greatly, but many who never met him will mourn

I didn’t really know Bill or his family, but was shocked when he advised of his diagnosis. The suddenness of his death will be very hard for them. I’m sorry for them and hope the thoughts for

I can tell you from familial experience that pancreatic cancer presents very late. You may not have symptoms until it’s too late, which is why the mortality rate is so high. Pancreatic cancer took