Guy Wilber wrote: Welcome "back," Guy. Long time no read, or something like that. Nice to hear from you, and Happy Holidays. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2942

Ben Hom responded: Here's what I have for Erie reweight station symbols: BH = Binghampton, NY CD = Cleveland CX = Croxton, NJ DO = Dunmore, PA EB = East Buffalo HD = Hammond, IN HL = Hornell,

Ted Culotta writes: I don't doubt that you're up to the challenge, Ted, but the question is - is it worth all that effort? Especially to rework a model that costs upwards of $30 to start with? I

Stefan Lerch� asked: "I have this car in dark green post-war scheme with the colored goat herald from Intermountain and would like to add the correct trucks for this class. Any ideas?" These

"KE" Regards, Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media 100 14th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94402 info@... www.speedwitch.com (650) 787-1912

First, I have not yet checked the tank dimensions yet, so this is contingent upon those being workable. Second, for those of you who have seen "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" this all brings to mind

Yet again sucking the money out of my wallet! (very good money, spent very wisely by buying anyting Ted does) Ted Culotta <tculotta@...> wrote: After the first volume of the journal, the

Dean Payne asked: "Does anybody know the location symbol for Kent, Ohio? Or, lacking that, any other Erie reweigh station symbols from the period (mid-late 30's) would do." I don't have one for Kent

Ted: Put me down for one. Paul C. Koehler

After the first volume of the journal, the next book will be about War Emergency freight cars. I plan to have it done by mid-summer. Regards, Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media 100 14th Avenue, San

Yeah, I KNEW that... I was just playing dumb, I guess. ;~) Does anybody know the location symbol for Kent, Ohio? Or, lacking that, any other Erie reweigh station symbols from the period (mid-late

In a message dated 12/25/2004 3:29:35 PM Mountain Standard Time, walterclark@... writes: I agree. Three years ago (when I found this group) I was content that everything Athearn and MDC

John Golden writes: Good grief, John, that's no way to spend the holidays. I'm sure everyone on the list will join me in wishing you a speedy recovery. John goes on: I'd agree in general, but I

In a message dated 12/25/2004 1:55:33 PM Mountain Standard Time, schuyler.larrabee@... writes: You . . Are thanking US? Let's get it right: Thank YOU, Mike. ----> That is for sure! When

The pulling power of my Lional challenger was very poor to say the least. The rmedy is quite simple 1 remove leaf springs from the front truck 2 replace the spring on the rear truck with a much

Bob: If you contact the editor of the SP and/or UP publications, you will also be contacting the editor of the ATSF Publication. John Signor is the editor of all three publications. Trainline SP,

A GREAT museum there, with lots of armored vehicles and such, including some nice examples of railway guns - if in the vicinity, a DO NOT MISS venture (if at all interested in such things).

In the spirit of the message, if there is an editor of the HS publication or an officer of the following Historical Societies, please contact me OFF LIST for a Merry Christmas for the