I think sectioning and removing one rib from Branchlne's 7' wide door on their 10'-6" AAR car is the best way. James

This looks like the series right after the 161501 series (161700?), which were modeled by the Sunshine kit. They look similar, so I wonder what the differences are. I wonder if these cars have just

Based on the “NEW 11-37” dates on the car, the new condition of the cars, and the snow visible, I’d say circa November 1937 is the date, not 1945. Nice picture, thanks for sharing. Regards, Bob

https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/circa-1945-view-of-an-illinois-central-freight-train-sitting-in-the-picture-id3244756?s=2048x2048 Dave Nelson

Tony Thompson said: ”Nice job on the door hangers, Clark.” I had 9 rivets, needed 8. Normally to do eight I would need at least 15! I managed to only loose one, but when I got ready to prime I

Just watched the Caboose Stop Hobbies Utbe sale. Right near the beginning were several RP Cycs for sale. Don't recall if they mentioned the price. You can call them, numbers on their website.

Try using some kind of classic shell to put things where they belong.

I would have installed your old drive into the new box, and put a shortcut to your folders on the desktop. Thanks! Brian Ehni (Sent from my iPhone)

I just recently purchased a new HP desktop computer. My previous computer was a custom built desktop with the Windows 7 operating system. My new computer has the Windows 11 operating system. I

Hi guys, I just acquired a Sunshine kit for a CRP XM-4, but it was for the Superior door version. I want to make this car the Youngstown door version as there were more than twice as many. Does anyone

Those cars are turning out nicely Clark! On 7/13/2022 3:05 PM, Clark Propst via groups.io wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Mark You should address a question like this to BBFCL or the MFCL because it's a freight car built after 1960. On 7/13/2022 12:06 AM, Mark Vinski

Nice job on the door hangers, Clark. Nice project. Tony Thompson tony@...

Looking mighty good Clark Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Here's what I've managed today. On the CN car I added a retainer valve and line along with uncoupling levers to the ends and put some Archer rivets and Tichy rivet heads on the top door hangers, then

Hi Dave, I wasn’t sure of the spelling either, but I know about them nonetheless. The typically used by sign painters and other artists, and I recall a photo of a painter using one to letter a

On Wed, Jul 13, 2022 at 09:00 AM, hockenheim68 wrote: Are folks with the shakes using maul sticks when working? Isolating and stabilizing your hands can make a big difference.I had to Google this one,

I've used guitar string forever. Cut as described above but also sometimes hammered and stoned to make a spear point if using larger diameter strings. Started out using fine pins but the string/burr

Thanks Dennis, I should revise my statement to say I knew there once was a 1 1/2 casting, but didn't know what it was for or if it was still available. I found one in my 'Door drawer' I could use to

That gon didn’t exist before 1960, so who knows it’s in the future. Brian J. Carlson -- Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheektowaga NY