Hi, Do you know of anyone doing 3D printed trucks for freight cars that Operate Well? Back story - there are several different truck types that have never been done - and which are of interest to

Bob/anyone, It occurs to me that any weathering due to citrus might (would?) be considerably different from just about any other weathering process we might want to simulate. I'm guessing - but

Bill Pardie wrote: Like others who have responded, I have collected photos of such facilities in many localities over the years. Only the very most recent ones have fences. Tony

Looking at the photos Bob posted, the arid climate allowed a lot of outdoor storage of drums and other small items that one didn't see in the Midwest. Dennis Storzek

Come to think of it, of all the bulk oil dealer facilities I've looked at over the years, I can't think of one that was fenced. Fences only keep honest people honest. With the trucks locked, pumps

A few photos I have collected. Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

Hello- I have a sizeable collection of AccuPaints which I will be selling in the next 2 weeks, or so. This is the first offering. I have a new, in factory case box, 6 pack of AccuPaint Chinese Red

Thank you to everyone who freely gave advice on this car which is now ready for painting. Paul Doggett England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Thanks to Bill Pardie for that question, and Doug Harding for that reply. I have a bulk oil distributor to build in rural Kansas, and this is helpful information. -- Michael Gross Pasadena, CA

Many in rural small town Iowa are not fenced in or secured in any way. Here are a few photos, including two I took in Emmetsburg IA in 2009 Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

Admitantly I have not seen.many prototype photos of bulk.pil distributors but the few that I have seen do not seem to be fenced in. Certainly times were different back then but what was the norm?

Modeling Project: Second Cull Lemon Load In A Gondola An article on prototype gondolas for transporting lemons was posted on the Railroad Citrus Industry Modeling Group in

In the photos that Paul Dogget posted this morning of some of Bob Smaus' great modeling I notice that there is "ON", "OFF" lettering on the fan control box. Anyone have any idea where this lettering

I use a California Air Tools compressor for everything around the house. It’s far more than adequate for airbrushing, and works well for brad nailers, etc. when used at a modest pace. It’s not up

If 60 decibels is ok for you Lowes and Menard's sell tanked compressors that meet your needs for a reasonable price. Lowes offers several 60 db units

Hey Group, I am looking to buy Speedwitch K116 Norfolk & Western G-5 Gondola Please contact me off list Thanks Rich Christie rhcdmc@...

Wow! Thanks to Jeff, Mike, Doug, Nelson, Ken, Tim, Steve and others for an informative discussion on hide cars and traffic. I did not know this where my questions on IC 50' composite autocar modeling

I have upgraded Sunshine Models Wisconsin Central (W.C.) “sawtooth” box car, numbered 135316 built last month. Upgrade was done after learning these cars had a early “high Power” hand brake

The stencil on this car states it is to be returned to Santa Fe Springs, CA. I grew up not far from the Santa Fe depot in at this location. It was a tiny structure surrounded by oil field and citrus

Wow. I've been in noisier hospital rooms than that! 😁 You could paint on the kitchen table during dinner and no one would even notice. 😂 -- Tim O'Connor Sterling,