Hi List Members, PM gon (possibly 17300) being loaded with pulpwood 1942 https://catalog.archives.gov/id/2129364 Enjoy! Claus Schlund

Hi List Members, "500 lb. demolition bombs in railroad car. Note chucking and number of tiers of bombs. 216 bombs to the car. Official photograph U.S. Army Signal Corps, Hampton Roads Port of

Hey Gang: At the time the photo was taken, my dad was 10-years old. At 12, he started working in the D&H coal mines in the area. I am some what familiar with the Scranton area, but I'm at a loss in

Tim, If you look at pages 2 & 3 of Brian's post, you'll find some small 2 to 4 bottle caddies. Scott Haycock

I wrote an article on my paint booth for the April 2011 NMRA Magazine. It’s a Paasche paint booth. It comes packed flat in a box, and you have to bolt together. I made a stand for it and vented it

I've got photos of two of those cars, Charlie. They're attached. I did a little digging, and it looks like these were BUILT by the CB&Q, but directly for Swift. The cars first appear in the SLSE ORER

Nelson, I like your metal paint spray booth! Custom made or store bought? Bud Rindfleisch

Very nice article on ventilated boxcars in 30:3 issue rh

Folks, For those interested in modeling the ACL, SAL, SCL and affiliated railroads, the ACL & SAL Historical Society has recently released a new issue of the acclaimed Seaboard-Coast Line Modeler. The

Of course I can’t lay hands on it at the moment but I recall seeing a photo of a Armour or Swift stock car that was of CB&Q heritage, possibly a SM16 36’ steel framed car or one of the wood framed

Thanks to all for the photo request response. Scott Thompson, Eden Prairie, MN

>>Is there anything close in HO? iirc there were similar stock cars operated by Swift (SLSX). >Phil Lee Post-1936, that's because both fleets were GATX cars leased to Armour & Swift. Armour stopped

Those are paint bottle holders, and they aren’t convenient to use on the workbench where space is at a premium. I made paint bottle holders by drilling holes for Floquil and Poly Scale in a 1x6 and

LOL. They’re so easy to make I can’t imagine a market for them. I already had a collection of circular bits, and the wood is scrap from other projects. Nelson Moyer

I read that shaking acrylics introduces fine air bubbles, which is undesirable, and the recommendation was to stir and swirl the bottle to mix. I do both with acrylics, first stir to break up any

Not the same thing Brian. A caddy is for one or two items. It has to take up minimal workspace. On 9/26/2022 3:51 PM, Brian Carlson via groups.io wrote: --

Phil Lee asked: "Is there anything close in HO?" The old Lindberg (later Mantua/Mantua 'Heavies'/Mantua 'Classic') stockcar will do in a pinch, though that model represents a double deck car and will

Is there anything close in HO? iirc there were similar stock cars operated by Swift (SLSX). -Phil Lee

Tom you mean like these. https://motrakmodelsusa.com/products.html#!/Masonite-Products/c/40570092/offset=0&sort=normal Brian J. Carlson -- Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheektowaga NY

Jeff there is a commercial solution - vortex paint mixer. A good one will cost around a hundred dollars. Since I already have a paint shaker (photo) I have not been willing to make the investment