WrightTRAK will be arriving at Naperville on Thursday. Thursday evening, after the buffet at Rons, we will be having suite sales at the hotel. We do have a new product that will be there and we will

Dear Jerry: I notice one of your sets is for the big F&C Southern Pacific 1/12 Auto car. This is one of my favorite models. I did mine stenciled for the TN&O. You might consider this variation as

I've used Jerry's decals on two recent USRA (Tichy) boxcars I've finished used both his P&LE and his ACL sets. Both are well research, no short cuts on using computer fonts. They are thin and go

Jerry checked them out earlier, thanks, now see a need to redo a wagontop N34! Mark Morgan

Somebody's got to step up to the plate <g> Jerry Glow http://home.comcast.net/~jerryglow/decals.html

Wow Jerry. Are you trying to replace Champ? Jim Hayes Portland Oregon www.sunshinekits.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I've updated my list to show the new sets I've added recently. Look for the "NEW" logo. Most are for F&C replacements + a few others including one for the recently P&LE car. Jerry

Frank, A roster of twin PS-2s was published in Dec. 2003 Railmodel Journal, roughly the time the Kadee model was introduced. Regards, Ed Hawkins

Schuyler admitted: < Never saw a need for a double action brush, but then that may be my failing, not <seeking one out to try. The concept of a double action air brush can seem intimidating and,

Thank you to all of you for your replies. It looks like this year, I may be asking Santa for some "new" stock car and reefer kits. By the way, Armand, have you posted any of those New York State

Bill, do you have a link? Clark Cone [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I agree with most of what I hear, and also still use my old Pasche for applying Floquil and other solvent-based paints, but do like my double-actions for control. My Iwata double-action is great for

Also fruit and vegetables. Barry Bennett Coventry, England

On steamfreightcars.com there are some lists that have proven very useful, of as-built info on various freight car types like 1937 AAR boxcar, 1932 ARA boxcar, etc., listing each road and number

Schuyler Larrabee wrote: I'll confess, now that Schuyler's broken the ice, that I do the vast majority of my airbrushing with an old Badger single action brush, which works fine for almost

Denny, of course I remember that conversation. Mostly I remember thinking that I'd done all my modeling with a Binks Wren, and still do. Never saw a need for a double action brush, but then that may

Victor Baird asked: Rather late in the steam era, C&NW converted hundreds of its "USRA clone" SS boxcars in 1954-55. Reduced capital expenditure was probably important to the North Western, and

SAL did it too--with B-class box cars. John Golden O'Fallon, IL

The Wabash converted six hundred 40000 series single sheath auto cars, built by AC&F in 1925, into stock cars. Single deck cars, numbers 15000-15399, will converted in 1933-34. Double deck cars,

John Riddell wrote: John is fond of referring to this meat shipment idea for 8- hatch reefers as a myth, but it's one derived from the published comments of Canadian railroaders. The point