Ya wooda thunk I new b'ter :-D --Rich

Yes, I would like a copy too!

Steve Sandifer wrote: No surprise: the SP class modeled was chosen because UP had them too. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

My first resin kit was a Westerfield ATSF Sk-2 stock car. It too, 8 hours to completion, paint, decals, and weather. Intermountain ATSF reefers took 4 hours. I carefully!! used a 1/4 sheet electric

Rich sent his message to me by mistake. Mike Brock

Tony about Stefan I have also heard from a number of other mebers about the Renselaer Model RR Society. I had always wondered about it's depth of information but since hearing from so many other

Stefan, You didn't tell us if the car was a single door or a double door, however it makes no difference, but the best thing I would suggest in either case is to strip the car, remove the rivest to

Bill I'm wondering if I can get my hands on my very own copy of this somewhere? Would you have any leads? Thanks for the tip. --Rich

Hi All, I had my darkroom up and running last year to print some of my Builders Photos. I had a few extra copies that I am offering for sale in 1 lot for a reasonable price. These are 8 x 10 B&W

Mr. Groff, Thanks for sort this out for us. In that case any "50's truck" will do, i think. Arnold van Heyst Netherlands. type) pretty freight htc

Garth Groff wrote: I nominate Garth for the nomenclature award this month, for providing us a category between "Man, it's BAD" and "fairly close." Tony Thompson Editor, Signature

Arnold, The car is sorta-kinda accurate. The sill is wrong (should arc-lip type) and it has a 9' door vs. 8' on the prototype. Otherwise, it is a pretty good stand-in for WP series 3011-3050. You

And I just love that nice smooth, uniform coal load, just like all the cast ones ;-) Dave Smith

Sirs, Recently purchased by me is a Western Pacific 50' PS-1 Single Door Boxcar "new

Anotyher one I'm not sure about! I found this FR car in storgae painted and lettered for ATSF 12369 BX70 with large DF logo and "Ship and travel" slogan with 7-56 reweigh and built dates. Any

Rich, The latest issue of Model Railroader has just such an article by Tony Koester. I would also advise joining the Renselaer Model RR Society (nominal charge for access to their website) and

late Ken from Bob casting interested to I visited Qualitycraft in the early '80s and Bob showed me his casting equipment. Bob had a lot of older ladies who worked for him part time picking parts for

I thought I would share this neat image of a T&NO stock car I found at the Los Angeles Public Library web site. http://jpg2.lapl.org/pics30/00049745.jpg It ws taken at L.A. Union Stockyards in

Gentlemen,Are there any good models of a quad hopper other than Bowser's or Westerfield's( both Pennsy }? Armand Premo

the san juan O scale vulcan is i believe a 40 ton truck circa 1915, and would not be suitable for a 70 ton "USRA" never built hopper ( clones were built with mods from the original design), even tho