Schuyler, prototype photos were published in RPCyc #14. Photos are also available from Bob's photos. While I have a few in my collection, I am not sure I have any that I can "legally" post. Let me

Sanshu, the ancient art of modelus interruptus?

Doug Harding writes: As many have probably noticed, having finally awakened from a dazed sleep [ I attended about 3.17 clinics and averaged about the same number of hours of sleep per night during

See, Bill? I told you we should have stuck to Canadian prototypes! -Jason

<How good is the liquid window-glazing that you put in with a "tooth-pick" (more <or less) for like, caboose windows? <Does it dry thick enough to be strong against breaking and is it pretty

How about now putting up some photos of prototype versions? I have to say that publishing photos of test shots like this is an acid test, much like when Cliff Grandt learned that he needed to

Aaron, I have just uploaded photos of the new reefer, to Bill's new folder. They will be here once approved: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/STMFC/photos/album/1158312335/pic/list Thanks to Bill, I was

Paul, I liked to use it on the windows for my Alloy Forms model cars. You could put a contolled ammount in the front and rear window of a car, invert the body and let it dry to a proper curved

Brian I'll let you know how the Genesis Geep turned out... when I see them three weeks from now at Springfield. I'm going in with low expectations so as not to be too disappointed. :-) Tim O'

One hopes that this is like the first photos of the Athearn Genesis GP7/9; just a test shot with revisions to come. Timbo has nailed this one quite well. -- Thanks! Brian Paul Ehni From: Tim

OUCH! Thanks Tim.... ;>) To quote Doug, quoting me... “there is still much work that needs to be done to the mold before ready for final test runs and production.” The cars shown at Cocoa were

6. I forgot to ask -- did this prototype have a corrugated roof? Tim O' (not getting enough Warmth and Sunshine in my diet)

It's a good choice for a prototype, but... 1. are you sure your photos show an HO model? maybe it's N scale? 2. tongue-in-grove wood sides don't have 1/2" gaps between boards 3. you might want to

Nice looking car! Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

Aaron, I have just uploaded photos of the new reefer, to Bill's new folder. They will be here once approved: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/STMFC/photos/album/1158312335/pic/list Thanks to Bill, I was

Nothing like a tapered Swiss file to thin those stirrups down. Evan Leisey Bennett, CO

"...roofs were wood with steel sheathing." (page 79, RP CYC 14). Just wondering. Also causing me disillusion is the thickness of the various bits hanging below the sides (tabs and etc.) and the

Bruce, Seeing the video I was surprised how noisy the little motor is. Jared Harper Athens, GA

Clark, I knew there was a reason my family moved from Iowa to Georgia. However, at the moment the temperatures are in the 20's with 6 inches of snow on the ground. Jared Harper Athens, GA

Fellows, I've just had a look at the posted photos of this new reefer. I must say I am impressed with a major exception with the stirrups. I really think that it's possible these days to create