Photo: Abraham Bros. Refrigerator Line Reefer ABRX 100 Photo courtesy of the New York Central System Historical Society: https://nycshs.omeka.net/items/show/96854 ABRX reporting mark assigned to

Hi Clark, Yep, that's resin's siren call to many of us. Hard to resist. Fortunately for me, most OOP resin kit prices are beyond my limit for modeling expenditures, and they don't compete well with

Ray Breyer Elgin, IL

Took a quick glance at last evenings zoom thingy on Utube and saw several resin kits that weren't out when I was there. I need to go back and pause on them, might be something I can't live

All- First, there is a free online download for HathiHelper, a program where you start at the first page of a document you would like to have as a pdf. Cut and paste the address of the first page

 Hi Bob and List Members, Thanks Bob for locating this valuable reference book online I will add that if you are a member of Hathi Trust, and you log in to Hathi Trust with your login ID, you

-- *Tim O'Connor* *Sterling, Massachusetts*

Hello, I've been looking for photos of NC&StL and SP&S 41' flatcar ends but I couldn't find any. I've been working on the Tichy 41' flatcar kit with plans of turning it into an SP&S prototype. Issue

On-Line Book: 100 Years of Railroad Cars Book by Walter Arndt Lucas Published 1958 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015006059086&view=1up&seq=9 Illustrated. Also available as plain

Photo: Lewis Newhof & Son Reefer LNX 102 Photo courtesy of the New York Central System Historical Society: https://nycshs.omeka.net/items/show/130329 LNX reporting mark assigned to Lewis Newhof &

Al, that's a 1952 PS-1 frame. It's missing the "ties" (I don't know what they're called) across the center sill found on the later cars. -- Tim O'Connor Sterling,

PS-1 Underframe with 8' door Al Smith Sonora Ca Scott, In April 1953 with production of 100 PS-1s built in lot 8105, Pullman-Standard introduced a new underframe modification

Steve What a good idea. Paul doggett.

Instead of the Caswell rollers that are cast with the kit, buy Evergreen tubing and cut those donuts. They will look much better than the cast underbody parts. The same goes for anyone building one of

Scott, In April 1953 with production of 100 PS-1s built in lot 8105, Pullman-Standard introduced a new underframe modification applicable to subsequent PS-1s with door openings of 6’, 7’, and 8'.

The article you remember is from the May 1993 Mainline Modeler. But... why not just turn a Kadee or Intermountain or Tangent PS-1 box car upside down? The central cross

I should have mentioned I use the E6000 for glueing weights inside plastic and resin car bodies. Bud Rindfleisch

Excellent news hope you post some photos of them. Paul Doggett England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I bought them. I plan to build all of them this winter. David Snook Wichita, KS

Folks, I need an underframe drawing for a 40' PS-1 with an 8' door built in 1954. The model I'm working on is A D&H car. I thought I had a scan from an old MM Article in my computer, but I'm unable to