I’ll add my two cents to this discussion. About 13 years ago following his death, I purchased Gordon Cannon’s business of diesel detail parts, Cannon and Company, and continue to run it to date.

The GN society did a kit. I built one for a friend In Chicago. I am not sure if it is still available It requires an enormous amount of scratch building. It turned out pretty cool Joe Binish

Some enterprising individual should do a resin kit for the weed sprayer.... Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: <main@RealSTMFC.groups.io> on behalf of "Paul Doggett via Groups.Io"

Dennis Storzek wrote, "However, for items produced with quality tooling, the millionth part should look no different from the first." I think this would be true ONLY if the person running the molding

The three Northern Pacific groups that I belong to are; npmodelers@groups.io, NPRailway@groups.io, nptelltale@groups.io, HTH! Take Care, Brian R. Termunde Midvale, Utah

Jim, it was no secret, just not announced we would be gathering. The subject was the Swift reefer fleet and we were attempting to answer some questions. As to the snubber, I have a photo from the

fred huss wrote: Not all their sets are the same, even the ones they got from Jerry Glow. I don't know if they are changing over their production, or if production is just uneven. But DO NOT

While at the Chicagoland 2019 RPM gathering and after presentations were complete, I was walking past a room and noted Steve Hile, Doug Harding, Roger Hinman, and a smattering of others gathered in a

Bill Thanks for that tip as I had a similar problem. Jim Kubanick Morgantown WV On Monday, November 11, 2019, 4:46:19 PM EST, Bill Welch

Ed: I tried the NP e-mail with another question but it was not deliverable. Is there another address? Bill Pardie Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

The ones I tried this year went straight into the trash. Brian J. Carlson

On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 01:02 PM, Paul Woods wrote: Without pretending to be an expert toolmaker, but speaking as a mechanical engineer with more than a passing acquaintance with manufacturing

I just used Tichy's Milwaukee Road box car decals and didn't notice that they were thick. I didn't put them over rivets, however. Fred Huss

Thanks for sharing the link, Claus! It’s great to find prototype images from the mid-1920s. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

OK,Ok Here's another one Seeking Information on SLRX.'s cars .A frequent visitor on the Rutland .This Bud's for you,Armand Premo

For about a year now i have been installing the Dirt Collector to the AB Valve. The Dirt Collector is included in the Tichy "AB" Brake Set and on the Styrene Sprue of the discontinued Grandt

Without pretending to be an expert toolmaker, but speaking as a mechanical engineer with more than a passing acquaintance with manufacturing methods, I believe there can be considerable differences in

I recommend asking this question at: SPSRY@groups.io There is a good chance that there will be an article on these cars in an upcoming quarterly of the SP&S RHS. Ed Edward Sutorik

Jack’s models are of a Fairmont weed sprayer. I supplied him some photos of the Fairmont Equipment. Fairmont also built a weed burner. The M&StL converted a GE gas electric, GE-25, to a weed

I mentioned once years ago, to my friend Terry Wegmann, that I was looking to get 2 of my most favorite kits of all time--the Bill Gould 4-course tank cars. I told him that I was only going to