When that doesn't work, paste the entire list into a text editor, and save it as plain text in a .csv file; open the .csv file in whatever spreadsheet program you use (I use Libre Office on Mac OS X

By date. RR NO_ SERIES TYPE1 CARGO DATE TRAIN FGEX 57512 57000-58999 RS spuds "1-5-49" 94 BREX 74633 74400-74697 RS spuds "1-23-48" 20 MKT 50749 potatoes "1-4-48" 94 BREX 75421

I have been looking for color photographs to try and make my weathering more realistic. I found the one that is linked below of a Northern Pacific car on Ebay. I was wondering if the white stuff

Try some Tamiya thin cement. Good stuff. Scott.McDonald

I’ll agree with Scott. MEK is the fastest but it flashes quickly and the parts need to be in contact prior to application. Testor’s is slow working. Use it only in areas where you need more

Hi, Bill I don't know of any 'instant' way to bond styrene- even ACC takes a few seconds. I use MEK. It's as fast as anything else I know about. Scott Haycock Modeling

I rarely work with plastic models, however, recently I have had the occasion to work on two plastic structure kits. One is a Wlathers kit and the other a Grandt Line. I thought that the least of my

Never mind, I found a workable link. Sorry for the waste of list resources. Schuyler

Does anyone else run into difficulties opening this link? https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/unloading-vancouver-island-coach-lines-brill-bus-from-freight-car-victoria-2 Schuyler

I tried pasting the data into Excel, but it all comes in on the same column. Apparently Clark used the space bar instead of the tab key, so the only way to sort the data by date is to retype it in

Tim, you made my day! Elden Gatwood

Or... think of a ship in a bottle. Maybe the bus was assembled inside the car and the windshield was the last thing to be applied. ;-) On 6/1/2021

10" x 10" in HO ??? That's a BIG match stick! Most of them are far smaller. But the cheapest source by far is TOOTHPICKS. They come in a variety of sizes and shapes

Some of these busses were so wide it was impossible to exit the bus when inserted, so it may have been pushed in and pulled out. Note the mirrors are also removed. Elden Gatwood

And there is a chain hanging from the undercarriage... The bus was pulled from the car. On 6/1/2021 10:55 AM, Chris Barkan wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling,

... in other words they would have to be quartered to make them anywhere nears usable. would have been a better project back in december or january!

Here is another angle of the same operation https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/unloading-vancouver-island-coach-lines-brill-bus-from-freight-car-victoria-2 -- Chris Barkan Champaign, IL

https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/car-load-of-cedar-poles-terrace I would add that there are a couple of "idlers" on board as well. :-D More seriously, this is an interesting configuration

Note the bottom end of stakes could be “tapered” to fit into a pocket on a flat car or gon. But probably they would start with something a bit closer to size than a 10x10”? -- Ken Akerboom

You'd ask the same question if you unloaded a Suburban or F150 from a Bi-Level autorack. Answer: Hire skinny people. Bob Allan