Hi Guys, I know this is off the subject, but it is of value I think. I periodically have my back issues of railroad magazines bound. I haven't done this for a few years because all the

Tony and all.   I knew that I heard that from somewhere.  Thank you.  Dennis   Dennis Williams Munhall, Pa. www.resinbuilders4u.com

Dennis Williams wrote: That would be Archer. They've been discussed in some detail on the list, Dennis. I've used them myself on tank cars, and in fact I'm the one who provided them the info

Thank you Dennis, I am aware of the "Archer" rivet decals. I use the harvested rivets for more custom kinds of applications like reinforcement or fish plates or when I am making my own tack boards.

This place has them (rivets embedded in decals): http://www.archertransfers.com/catSurfaceDetails.html  Cheers, Richard W. ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Mon,

Bill.   There is a company that sells rivit decals with different spacings.  I cannot recall the company but Ted Culotta's last art. in RMC has the info on it.  I heard that they work pretty

Seems like I remember someone making a list of Accurail cars and their prototypes or lack thereof. I looked in the files section, but don't spot one. Can anyone guide me? Jared Harper Athens, GA

Wow, quite a surprize... that the AC&Y gons were ex-CNW.... thanks, Jerry. Seem to recall that the Standard Steel Car records still exist, but I'm not sure where? Does anyone know? I'd still like

Every good! The 52000 series box cars along with much of the 40s freight car roster came from H-M. The 52000 series box cars are a true kitbash. They were made from reefers! They stripped the reefer

If you guys will let Clark get his cupboard bare, he can start on his Mother Hubbard [which could pull steam-era freight cars.] Although I didn't know MStL ever had any... (second-hand from

Panicked by the idea of not being able to get more 40-ft boxcars for harvesting rivets, I contacted Athearn's Parts dept. and found it would not be problem to get more. In addition to this backup

Clark can store some of mine too as long as he returns them built. Jared Harper Athens, GA

Clark Propst wrote: without a roof. I remember using that roof on another project. Now, I need to know if any of these cars were re-roofed by any road? Or, were there clones with different roofs? with

I can send some of my Sunshine kits to him for storage, as long as he promises to return them. 8^) Brian Ehni

Clark Propst wrote: Clark, surely you realize that if your project cupboards become empty, you risk expulsion from this list? <g> Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley,

I'm in the process of clearing my cupboards of the last on my modeling projects. I came across three Ertl DS USRA box cars still in their boxes and one without a roof. I remember using that roof on

As a matter of interest, freight trains consisting of freight cars of both narrow (3'6") and standard gauge were operated on the Prince Edward Island Railway from approximately 1917 to 1930. Prior

Brian, Tim, Sam, and Group, A big THANK YOU to all for the education regarding the pre-1950 PS-1s. It is good to have such information openly shared. I guess I will put my undec Kadee PS-1 back on

Hello everyone, I'm looking for some construction details regarding the Union Pacific boxcars in class B-50-42, series UP 105100-106099. According to a table in the November, 1990 issue of RMJ,

Hello everyone, I'm looking for some construction details regarding the Union Pacific boxcars in class B-50-42, series UP 105100-106099. According to a table in the November, 1990 issue of RMJ,