My, did I ever get an answer FAST! So the trick is just to shim between the trucks and body bolsters a little. Now to find my Kadee coupler height gauge and see how little shimming I can get away

Guys We at WrightTRAK are pleased to announce the introduction of a new freight car. At the show in Naperville we will be selling our new HO scale resin X29D kit. This kit features our usual one

Hi Everyone, I am HO-scale modeler that is focusing on 1919 and I need help identifying some B&O box cars from that year. I've noticed from my 1919 ORER that the B&O had several identical series of

This was only a problem with the second run cars, the first run released at Naperville last year didn't have this problem. Simple fix and once Tangent heard about it they posted info on their

Tim brings an important bit of information up in his note..... I was not aware that the scanners had a "descreen filter" which (I looked it up on Google) eliminates problems you may get from scanning

Mark, I purchased three of the gondolas at the NMRA in Milwaukee and all three gave me problems. I used the Kadee washers and they run like a champ. Randy

Sounds strange Steve. Mine went from the box to the adjustment track and then to mainline! Ran like a champ! First Tangent buy and best of offshore models so far! Mark Morgan

Steve, Use the Kadee washers between the frame and the truck. I had those problems also and corresponded with Tangent about. They work fine once the washers are used. Randy

Tim: Surely you have noticed that on Saturdays there are a group of us running around in Hawaiian shirts. Mr. Jim Singer purchased a bunch of these one year and gifted them to his posse, Mark V.,

Is it just the car that I purchased the other day, or do others have trouble with the wheelsets binding when rolling the car down straight (tangent) track? The wheelsets roll well in the trucks

Charlie I concur. Digital bits take up very little space! Just use the "descreen filter" on your scanner and put something dark behind the page to limit bleed-through. And you can sell the

Slicing and dicing is great if you know in advance what you might need 10-15 years from now..... if your interests are fixed and not subject to change cutting apart magazines does save space. But I

Frank, Contact me off list at mail@... and I'll get you a list. Sam Clarke Kadee Quality Products Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2010 6:22 PM To: STMFC@... Subject: Re: [STMFC]

The wearers of the red shirts tend to be younger than vesties, and probably have more hair; otherwise, not much. Dennis

Tony, I don't have the info you are seeking but this site might help. I use it extensively for NYC info. http://www.canadasouthern.com/caso/nyc-resources.htm Rich Orr

That works wonderfully if your interests never change over your entire lifetime. Certainly wouldn't work for me....... :-{ Ken Olson

Maybe Bill could be given a couple of Stan's slots beings he's down four times : )) Clark Propst

My preferred solution to the great magazine indexing issue is to fillet the individual issues for the articles I want to keep for future reference and bin/recycle the rest. A good issue might be 25%

Richard Hendrickson wrote: here's what Martin's decals have: 633-B, 634-B, 644-B, 654-B, 657- B, 664-B, 672-B. The photo provided, NYC 152540, APPEAR to be Lot 657- B, but with the screened image

Right you are. Saturday, October 23, 2010 is RED shirt day. J. Greedy